Preparation method of C/C-SiC composite material with high thermal conductivity
A composite material and prefabricated technology, applied in the field of preparation of C/C-SiC composite materials, can solve the problems of reduced mechanical properties and thermal conductivity of final composite materials, poor weaving process performance, thermal mismatch, etc., to achieve volume reduction Shrinkage, optimized thermal conductivity, and reduced thermal mismatch effects
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[0062] First, mesophase pitch carbon fibers were carbonized at 500°C to obtain low-temperature filaments of mesophase pitch carbon fibers, namely carbon fibers I. The low-temperature filaments of carbon fibers I had a strength of 0.30 GPa and a modulus of 8 GPa. Carry out high-temperature carbonization treatment at 1000°C to the carbon fiber I, adjust the modulus of the carbon fiber to 100GPa and the strength to 1.05GPa, and obtain the carbon fiber II. After weaving the above-mentioned carbon fiber II into three pieces of satin weave cloth, use T800 carbon fiber in the Z direction to finely weave and puncture the above-mentioned carbon cloth to obtain a three-dimensional prefabricated body. The content of PAN-based carbon fiber in the Z direction of the carbon fiber prefabricated body is 8vol%. The content of mesophase pitch-based carbon fibers in the X and Y directions is 18 vol%.
[0063] Secondly, the three-dimensional preform is placed in a graphitization furnace, and the ...
Embodiment 2
[0066] First, mesophase pitch carbon fibers were carbonized at 600°C to obtain low-temperature filaments of mesophase pitch carbon fibers, namely carbon fibers I. The low-temperature filaments of carbon fibers I had a strength of 0.35 GPa and a modulus of 38 GPa. Carry out high-temperature carbonization treatment at 1600°C to the carbon fiber I, adjust the modulus of the carbon fiber to 210GPa and the strength to 1.6GPa, and obtain the carbon fiber II. After weaving the above-mentioned carbon fiber II into eight pieces of satin weave cloth, use M40J carbon fiber in the Z direction to finely weave and puncture the above-mentioned carbon cloth to obtain a three-dimensional prefabricated body. The content of the PAN-based carbon fiber in the Z direction of the carbon fiber prefabricated body is 6vol%. The content of mesophase pitch-based carbon fibers in the X and Y directions is 20 vol%.
[0067] Secondly, the three-dimensional prefabricated body was placed in a graphitization f...
Embodiment 3
[0070]First, mesophase pitch carbon fibers were carbonized at 700°C to obtain low-temperature filaments of mesophase pitch carbon fibers, namely carbon fibers I. The low-temperature filaments of carbon fibers I had a strength of 0.45 GPa and a modulus of 50 GPa. Carry out high-temperature carbonization treatment on carbon fiber I at 1800°C, adjust the modulus of carbon fiber to 290GPa and strength to 1.9GPa, and obtain carbon fiber II. After weaving the above carbon fiber II into five pieces of satin weave cloth, use T800 carbon fiber in the Z direction to finely weave and puncture the above carbon cloth to obtain a three-dimensional prefabricated body. The content of PAN-based carbon fiber in the Z direction of the carbon fiber prefabricated body is 7vol%. The content of mesophase pitch-based carbon fibers in the X and Y directions is 19 vol%.
[0071] Secondly, the three-dimensional prefabricated body was placed in a graphitization furnace, and the temperature was raised to ...
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