High-temperature stability of low-oxygen silicon carbide fiber heat-treated under different atmosphere

Abstract The effects of heat-treating atmosphere on the thermal stability of low-oxygen silicon carbide fiber were investigated. Heat-treatment of EB-cured PCS fiber were conducted at 1573 K in argon, nitrogen or vacuum of $ 10^{−6} $ atm. Subsequently the fibers were exposed to 1873 K in argon. The...
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Autor*in:	Shimoo, T. [verfasserIn] Okamura, K. Ito, M. Takeda, M.

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Schlagwörter:	Nitrogen Polymer Silicon Atmosphere Carbide

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abstract	Abstract The effects of heat-treating atmosphere on the thermal stability of low-oxygen silicon carbide fiber were investigated. Heat-treatment of EB-cured PCS fiber were conducted at 1573 K in argon, nitrogen or vacuum of $ 10^{−6} $ atm. Subsequently the fibers were exposed to 1873 K in argon. The strength of fibers were strongly influenced by the heat-treating atmosphere. When heat-treated in nitrogen, the fibers absorbed nitrogen. High-temperature exposure caused severe degradation of strength owing to the decomposition of silicon oxycarbonitride phase. When heat-treated in vacuum, the fiber surface was smooth and pore-free, minimizing the degradation of strength at high temperature. © Kluwer Academic Publishers 2000
abstractGer	Abstract The effects of heat-treating atmosphere on the thermal stability of low-oxygen silicon carbide fiber were investigated. Heat-treatment of EB-cured PCS fiber were conducted at 1573 K in argon, nitrogen or vacuum of $ 10^{−6} $ atm. Subsequently the fibers were exposed to 1873 K in argon. The strength of fibers were strongly influenced by the heat-treating atmosphere. When heat-treated in nitrogen, the fibers absorbed nitrogen. High-temperature exposure caused severe degradation of strength owing to the decomposition of silicon oxycarbonitride phase. When heat-treated in vacuum, the fiber surface was smooth and pore-free, minimizing the degradation of strength at high temperature. © Kluwer Academic Publishers 2000
abstract_unstemmed	Abstract The effects of heat-treating atmosphere on the thermal stability of low-oxygen silicon carbide fiber were investigated. Heat-treatment of EB-cured PCS fiber were conducted at 1573 K in argon, nitrogen or vacuum of $ 10^{−6} $ atm. Subsequently the fibers were exposed to 1873 K in argon. The strength of fibers were strongly influenced by the heat-treating atmosphere. When heat-treated in nitrogen, the fibers absorbed nitrogen. High-temperature exposure caused severe degradation of strength owing to the decomposition of silicon oxycarbonitride phase. When heat-treated in vacuum, the fiber surface was smooth and pore-free, minimizing the degradation of strength at high temperature. © Kluwer Academic Publishers 2000
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title_short	High-temperature stability of low-oxygen silicon carbide fiber heat-treated under different atmosphere
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