Improvement of Carbon Composite Material Refractoriness Due to Limitation of Surface Oxidation
Ways of improving the refractoriness of carbon-carbon composite materials due to increasing their density and reducing oxidation rate, and in turn due to reducing the combustion surface, are studied. Oxidation heterogeneous reaction surface in an Arrhenius equation expression is considered as the su...
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