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先驱体转化含铝碳化硅陶瓷纤维具有高强度、高模量、耐高温、抗氧化等特性,是高温陶瓷基复合材料理想的增强体之一。基于含铝Si C陶瓷纤维的制备工艺路线,从聚铝碳硅烷(PACS)的合成方法及其机理、PACS纤维不熔化处理方法和控制Si(Al)C陶瓷纤维缺陷的研究现状方面综述了先驱体转化含铝Si C陶瓷纤维制备的最新研究进展。讨论了现有PACS合成路线和不熔化处理工艺的优缺点。此外,围绕含铝Si C陶瓷纤维的制备路线,认为后续可持续关注的主要有探索新的PACS合成路线、高效不熔化处理方法和提高Si(Al)C陶瓷纤维力学性能的方法等方面。 相似文献
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先驱体法制备含异质元素SiC陶瓷纤维的现状与进展 总被引:9,自引:6,他引:9
先驱体聚碳硅烷进行物理与化学改性,可以制备出各种含Ti,Zr,Al,B等异质元素的耐温型和吸波型SiC陶瓷纤维。含异质元素的SiC陶瓷纤维,已成为当今SiC陶瓷纤维的发展主流,着承介绍了Si-C、O,Si-Ti、C-O,Si-B-Ti-C,Si-Zr-C-O,Si-Al-C纤维的先驱体的制备及其纤维的性能。介绍了我国含异质元素SiC纤维的现状与进展,指出国内SiC纤维的发展要立足于创新的基础上开发各种高性能SiC纤维,力争做到高起点、高瞻远瞩地发展新型SiC纤维,建立拥有自主知识产权的制备工艺。 相似文献
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SiC(Nb)陶瓷纤维先驱体聚铌碳硅烷的合成与表征 总被引:1,自引:1,他引:1
为了提高SiC陶瓷纤维的综合性能,利用聚二甲基硅烷热解制得的产物液态聚硅烷(liquid polysilane,LPS)与五氯化铌(NbCl5)反应,制各了含铌SiC陶瓷纤维的先驱体聚铌碳硅烷(polyniobiumcarbosilane,PNCS).研究表明:反应过程中存在LPS裂解重排反应,Si-H键在反应中显示出很高的活性,FNCS分子量的增加是LPS形成的Si-H键与NbCl5发生交联反应的结果,用LPS与NbCl5为原料不但能使铌元素成功地引入到先驱体中并且分布均匀,而且由于其成本比其他原料相对低廉便于大批量合成.利用PNCS制备的Si-Nb-C-O陶瓷纤维平均强度为1.8GPa,平均直径为12 μm,耐高温性能优异. 相似文献
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先驱体转化法制备含锆SiC纤维及其组成 总被引:1,自引:1,他引:1
以聚硅碳硅烷(polysilacarbosilane,PSCS)与乙酰丙酮锆为原料,用常压高温裂解法制备了Si-Zr-C-O纤维先驱体聚锆碳硅烷(polyzirconocar-bosilane,PZCS),经过熔融纺丝、空气预氧化、惰性气氛烧成等工艺,制得Si-Zr-C-O纤维.通过元素分析、Auger电子能谱、X射线衍射、核磁共振和扫描电子显微镜等一系列分析测试手段研究了Si-Zr-C-O纤维的组成结构与性能.结果表明:Si-Zr-C-O纤维的元素组成为SiC1.24HxO0.56Zr0.0129(摩尔比),平均强度为2.5GPa,平均直径为11 μm,纤维表面光滑平坦,没出现孔洞、裂纹、沟槽等缺陷,直径均匀.Si-Zr-C-O纤维表层和内部元素组成不同.Si-Zr-C-O纤维为非晶SiC纤维,纤维中包含较多的不定形游离C和O,以不定形SiCxOy复合相的形式存在,Zr则与复合相中的O相结合. 相似文献
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传统气-固反应工艺制备Ti N粉体存在难以逾越的内扩散控制过程,导致制备高纯、正化学计量比的Ti N粉体至今存在巨大困难。提出了流态化化学气相沉积工艺(FBCVD)制备高质量TiN粉体,即基于TiCl4-N2-H2体系,在往复运动的TiN种子粉体上沉积新生高质量TiN粉体的新方法。实验发现,当TiN种子粉体粒径大于52.95μm时,即使在1000℃沉积2 h也不会失流,同时在TiN种子粉体上获得了亚微米级的结节状新生TiN颗粒。通过氧氮分析仪和XRD分析发现,新方法显著提升了粉体的氮含量,获得了近化学计量比的TiN0.96,且氧含量下降了约40%。此外,流化床中气相沉积TiN的生长模式为岛状生长模式,为工业中制备高质量TiN粉体提供了一种新的方法。 相似文献
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《Journal of the European Ceramic Society》2020,40(6):2295-2305
The polymer-derived SiC fibers have broad application prospects in the fields of aerospace, nuclear industry and high-tech weapon. Oxygen plays an essential role in adjusting the composition, structure and tensile strength of SiC fibers. Our studies have found that introducing too much oxygen during air curing process will form the skin-core structure in nearly stoichiometric polycrystalline SiC fibers. In order to reveal the formation mechanism of the skin-core structure, gradient oxygen was introduced into the fibers. The morphologies, phase distributions and defects of the fibers were well characterized. By strictly controlling the introduction of oxygen, the polycrystalline product fiber exhibits intragranular fracture behavior and excellent high-temperature resistance. The retention rate of its tensile strength can reach up to 91% and 61% after exposure at 1800 °C for 1 h and 10 h, respectively. The present results give valuable insights into the structural optimization of the nearly stoichiometric polycrystalline SiC fibers. 相似文献
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Jonathan Lipowitz 《Journal of Inorganic and Organometallic Polymers》1991,1(3):277-297
This paper is a review of structure and properties of ceramic fibers derived from organosilicon polymers, with emphasis on the author's research. Ceramic fibers are prepared from organosilicon polymers by melt-spinning, cross-linking, and pyrolysis. Desirable polymeric precursors display the following properties: high char yield of desired composition, thermal stability at melt-spinning temperature, stable rheology, high purity and freedom from particulate impurities, and ability to undergo rapid cure (cross-linking). Ceramic fibers in the Si-C-O or Si-C-N-O systems display a rich nanostructure consisting of some or all of the following metastable phases: (1) an amorphous, continuous siliconoxycarbide or siliconoxycarbonitride phase; (2) dispersed carbon nanocrystallites; (3) dispersed -SiC or Si3N4 nanocrystallites; and (4) closed, globular nanopores. The crystalline phases increase in volume fraction and crystallite size as stoichiometry approaches the crystalline composition and as pyrolysis temperature increases. The Si-C-N-O fibers are amorphous. Pore size increases and total pore volume decreases with increasing pyrolysis temperature. Considerable variation in ceramic fiber composition can be achieved by varying cure conditions and pyrolysis atmosphere. Polycrystalline SiC fibers can be produced by pyrolysis above 1600°C. Fiber diameters range from 7 to 20 µm. Elastic moduli vary from 140 to >420 GPa (20 to >60 Msi) and are controlled by composition, nanostructure, and fiber density. Fiber densities range from 2.2 to >3.1 g/cm3. Tensile strengths range up to 5 GPa (700 ksi) and are Griffith flaw-controlled.This review is from the Second International Topical Workshop, Advances in Silicon-Based Polymer Science. 相似文献
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《Ceramics International》2019,45(15):18704-18709
Stabilized aluminum titanate fibers were prepared via nonhydrolytic sol-gel (NHSG) method through linear self-assembly of precursors. The results show that NHSG method generates the heterogeneous condensation with the formation of Al–O–Ti, Mg–O–Ti, Fe–O–Ti, Mg–O–Al, Fe–O–Ti bonds, which ensures that magnesium ions and iron ions can enter aluminium titanate lattice and stabilize it at 750 °C. Bimolecular associated structure of chlorotitanium ethoxide titanium precursor promotes the self-linear-assemble of all precursors, which enables the excellent spinnability of sol. Stabilized aluminum titanate fibers have excellent corrosion resistance. The thermal expansion coefficient of stabilized aluminum titanate ceramic is −0.142 × 10−6°C−1. 相似文献
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Fabrication of nearly stoichiometric polycrystalline SiC fibers with excellent high‐temperature stability up to 1900°C 下载免费PDF全文
Due to the extensive applications of SiC fiber‐reinforced composite materials in the fields of aviation, aerospace, and nuclear power, there are increasing demands for SiC fibers with both excellent mechanical performance and high‐temperature stability. In this work, nearly stoichiometric polycrystalline SiC fibers were fabricated using amorphous Si–C–Al–O fibers with excess carbon and oxygen (C/Si = 1.34, O content: 7.74 wt%). The nearly stoichiometric composition (C/Si = 1.05) of the product fibers was achieved by thermal decomposition of the starting fibers. The fibers were well‐crystallized with grain sizes of ~200 nm due to sintering at a high temperature of 1900°C. The fibers exhibited a high tensile strength and a high elastic modulus and were composed of SiC grains with twins and stacking‐faults, exhibiting intragranular fracture behavior. Furthermore, the fibers maintained their original tensile strength after being maintained at 1800°C for 5 hour or at 1900°C for 1 hour under an inert atmosphere, and they exhibited a high strength retention (97%) after exposure at 1300°C for 1 hour under air. The high‐temperature stability and creep resistance of the fibers were comparable to that of commercial Hi‐Nicalon S and Tyranno SA fibers. 相似文献
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《Ceramics International》2020,46(14):22102-22107
Multiphase ceramics like ZrC/SiC are promising candidates as ultra-high temperature ceramics for applications in extreme environments. In this work, non-oxide precursors for ZrC/SiC and HfC/SiC composite ceramics were synthesized by a one-pot reaction of three components – metal source, silicon source, and activating reagent. Molecular structures of the precursors were identified by 1H NMR and FTIR. Transformation process of the precursors to the ZrC/SiC ceramics was investigated via XRD and SEM. After heat-treatment at 1600 °C under argon, the obtained ZrC/SiC and HfC/SiC ceramics features a particle size of 100–200 nm and high metal content without excess carbon. The elemental composition of pyrolyzed ceramics can be tuned by varying the ratio of the reagents in the synthesis of precursors. This strategy also inspires a facile fabrication of composite ceramics with other elemental compositions. 相似文献
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Yanwen Li Hongbo Nie Sikang Xue Chongze Hu Congying Xiang Xiaohui Su Jian Luo Siwei Li Zhiyang Yu 《Journal of the European Ceramic Society》2021,41(4):2306-2311
Understanding the role of sintering aids during microstructure evolution is critical to the manufacture of densified SiC fibers. A variety of TEM characterization techniques are combined to investigate grain growth behavior in iron-doped SiC fibers. Ultra-large SiC grains in micron size, as the self-assembly of nano sub-grains into a similar orientation, were consistently discovered at the surface and indicative of abnormal grain growth. The growth front consisted of polycrystalline nanograins wetted by iron-rich particles, where several sub-grains were found to unify their (111) planes with a misorientation angle less than 10°, indicating grain rotation at the growth front. It is proposed that iron-rich particles form a quasi-liquid interfacial phase during sintering, which facilitates coherent attachment of grains and results in fast grain growth using neighboring irregular-shaped nanograins as building blocks. The imperfect ordered coalescence of nanograins introduces structural heterogeneities, including low angle grain boundaries and porosities. 相似文献
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高性能碳纤维原丝与干喷湿纺 总被引:5,自引:1,他引:5
贺福 《高科技纤维与应用》2004,29(4):6-12
干喷湿纺兼备干法和湿法的优点,是新一代纺丝方法.此法在国外已用在工业生产线上,并纺出高性能PAN原丝和制得高质量碳纤维.此法还在完善和提高,普及已为期不远. 相似文献
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Modeling environmentally induced property degradation of SiC/BN/SiC ceramic matrix composites 下载免费PDF全文
Triplicane A. Parthasarathy Brian Cox Olivier Sudre Craig Przybyla Michael K. Cinibulk 《Journal of the American Ceramic Society》2018,101(3):973-997
The degradation of SiC‐based ceramic matrix composites (CMCs) in conditions typical of gas turbine engine operation proceeds via the stress rupture of fiber bundles. The degradation is accelerated when oxygen and water invade the composite through matrix microcracks and react with fiber coatings and the fibers themselves. We review micromechanical models of the main rate‐determining phenomena involved, including the diffusion of gases and reaction products through matrix microcracks, oxidation of SiC (in both matrix and fibers) leading to the loss of stiffness and strength in exposed fibers, the formation of oxide scale on SiC fiber and along matrix crack surfaces that cause the partial closure of microcracks, and the concomitant and synergistic loss of BN fiber coatings. The micromechanical models could be formulated as time‐dependent coupled differential equations in time, which must be solved dynamically, e.g., as an iterated user‐defined material element, within a finite element simulation. A paradigm is thus established for incorporating the time‐dependent evolution of local material properties according to the local environmental and stress conditions that exist within a material, in a simulation of the damage evolution of a composite component. We exemplify the calibration of typical micromechanical degradation models using thermodynamic data for the oxidation and/or volatilization of BN and SiC by oxygen and water, mechanical test data for the rate of stress rupture of SiC fibers, and kinetic data for the processes involved in gas permeation through microcracks. We discuss approaches for validating computational simulations that include the micromechanical models of environmental degradation. A special challenge is achieving validated predictions of trends with temperature, which are expected to vary in a complex manner during use. 相似文献
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Lucas A. Herweyer Elizabeth J. Opila 《Journal of the American Ceramic Society》2021,104(11):5908-5922
Hi Nicalon, Hi Nicalon S, Sylramic, and Sylramic iBN SiC fibers were exposed to ~60 μg/cm2 of Na2SO4 in a 0.1% SO2/O2 gaseous environment for times between 0.75 and 24 h at 1000°C. After exposure, the corrosion products were characterized using SEM, EDS, ICP-OES, TEM, and EFTEM to determine their high-temperature resistance to Na2SO4 and key reaction mechanisms. All SiC fiber types tested in this work exhibited little resistance to Na2SO4 deposit-induced attack relative to their behavior in dry O2 environments. It was found that Hi-Nicalon displayed the least resistance to Na2SO4 deposit-induced attack due to excess carbon content resulting in the formation of a highly porous crystalline oxide and promotion of basic corrosion conditions. All fiber types formed a crystalline SiO2 reaction product, either cristobalite or tridymite. Sylramic and Sylramic iBN formed a crystalline SiO2 reaction layer containing TiO2 needles due oxidation of TiB2 particles. Additionally, Na2SO4 deposits resulted in pitting of all fiber surfaces. 相似文献