Anisotropic tribological behavior of LSI based 2.5D needle-punched carbon fiber reinforced Cf/C–SiC composites
Cf/C–SiC composites were fabricated via liquid silicon infiltration with 2.5D needle-punched carbon fiber reinforced Cf/C composites. The effect of surface topography and carbon content of the Cf/C–SiC composites on the tribological properties was researched by the ball-on-disk reciprocating tribome...
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