INFLUENCE OF CARBON-MATRIX STRUCTURE ON ANTIABLATIVE PERFOMANCES OF C/C COMPOSITES
Ran Hong
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Ran Hong
Abstract
The ablative performance of C/C composites with different carbon matrix was investigated by stagnation point ablation test.The results showed that the mixed carbon matrix(pyrolytic carbon and resin-based carbon)C/C composites,which had the highest graphitization degree,had the best anti-ablative performances.Its linear ablative rate was only 44% of the rate of the pitch-based carbon matrix C/C samples,the linear ablative rate of pyrolytic carbon matrix C/C was less by 14%,though its density was 5% lower.The sealing process taken on the pitch-based carbon matrix C/C samples made the linear ablative rate of the samples lower by 18%.The microstructures of various kinds of carbon matrix C/C were also attentively observed and discussed.
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The ablative performance of C/C composites with different carbon matrix was investigated by stagnation point ablation test.The results showed that the mixed carbon matrix(pyrolytic carbon and resin-based carbon)C/C composites,which had the highest graphitization degree,had the best anti-ablative performances.Its linear ablative rate was only 44% of the rate of the pitch-based carbon matrix C/C samples,the linear ablative rate of pyrolytic carbon matrix C/C was less by 14%,though its density was 5% lower.The sealing process taken on the pitch-based carbon matrix C/C samples made the linear ablative rate of the samples lower by 18%.The microstructures of various kinds of carbon matrix C/C were also attentively observed and discussed.
Key concepts: Ablative case, Pyrolytic carbon, Composite material, Materials science, Carbon fibers, Reinforced carbon–carbon, Matrix (chemical analysis), Microstructure