Carbon-carbon parts having filamentized fiber substrates and method of producing same
A composite substrate, chemical fiber technology, applied in chemical instruments and methods, fiber processing, non-woven fabrics, etc., can solve the problems of expensive carbon-carbon parts, increase the cost of finished parts, and cannot be reused, etc., to reduce Effects of time, improved workability, cost reduction
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[0044] Figure 7A schematic diagram illustrating a second method 160 of producing a composite preform from an FC substrate. First, a number of FC substrates 162 may be fed to a part cutter 164 that cuts the substrates into a desired shape. For the desired thickness of the preform, a substantial stack of cut FC substrates is fed into a press 166 which compresses the stacks of FC substrates together to form a consolidated preform 168, which can then be The compacted blank is densified by CVD. any one is shown in Figure 6 and 7 The methods in both can be used alone or as a combined method to form a preform that is later densified, but it is best to needlepunch the FC substrate before compression because the interlaminar strength of the needlepunched preform is determined Increased.
[0045] The compression time of any embodiment of the PAN-based substrate during the compression operation may be 2 to 20 minutes, preferably about 7 minutes. The compression temperature may be...
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