A composite body of silicon carbide and binderless carbon and process for producing
A binder-free, silicon carbide technology, applied in transportation and packaging, lubricating compositions, engine sealing, etc., can solve problems affecting silicon carbide substrates, large graphite, etc.
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[0035] A feedstock of the following composition was prepared:
[0036] components weight percentage
[0037] Silicon carbide 85.4
[0038] Boron carbide 0.6
[0039] Phenolic resin 7.0
[0040] Acrylic 5.0
[0041] Polyvinyl alcohol 1.0
[0042] Oleic acid 1.0
[0043] The B.E.T. surface area of this submicron silicon carbide is 15m 2 / g. The median particle size was 0.6 microns. Used is commercially available boron carbide with a B.E.T. surface area of 15-20m 2 / g, with a median particle size of 0.5 microns. The liquid water-based phenolic resin has a solids content of 70%. The aqueous emulsion acrylic had a solids content of 45%. Polyvinyl alcohol has a solids content of 21%. Distilled tallow oleic acid is used in this formulation.
[0044] A 40% by weight water-based slurry was prepared with the above components. First, silicon carbide powder is added to the desired amount of distilled water. The water was continuously stirred during the silicon carbi...
Embodiment 2
[0046] Green coke with a volatile content of 14% was ground and sieved through a 100-mesh sieve to obtain a powder with a particle size of less than 150 microns. This powder was dry blended with the silicon carbide shaped powder described in Example 1. A mixture of the following formulations was prepared:
[0047] components weight percentage
[0048] Spray-dried silicon carbide molding powder 95.0
[0049] Green Coke 5.0
[0050] The above mixture was mixed for 5 minutes in a V-blender equipped with intensifying rods. Pipes were isostatically pressed from this powder at a pressure of 17,000 psi. These shaped tubes were cured at 175°C and green processed into the desired ring shape. The rings were sintered at 2100° C. in vacuum. The density of these sintered parts is about 3.02g / cm 3 . figure 2 The surface topography of these polished rings is given. The rings were tested to be gas tight with nitrogen at 100 psig. No microcracks were found in these rings.
Embodiment 3
[0052] The spray-dried phenolic resin was screened to remove all particles larger than 150 microns. Dry blend this powder with silicon carbide molding powder according to the following recipe:
[0053] components weight percentage
[0054] Spray-dried silicon carbide molding powder 95.0
[0055] Spray dried phenolic resin 5.0
[0056] The above mixture was mixed for 5 minutes in a V-blender equipped with intensifying rods. Tubes were isostatically pressed from the above powder blend at a pressure of 17,000 psi. These shaped tubes were cured at 175°C and green processed into the desired ring shape. These machined rings were first carbonized at 600°C in a nitrogen atmosphere and then sintered at 2100°C in vacuum. These sintered parts have a measured density of approximately 2.95 g / cm 3 . image 3 The surface topography of these polished rings is given. It must be seen that there are no micro-cracks and / or interconnecting pores in the rings prepared according to the m...
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