Fracture strength of melt-infiltrated SiC-mullite composite
The fracture strength of a melt-infiltrated SiC-mullite composite was measured from room temperature to 1500°C using a three-point bending test. The strength under argon at atmospheric pressure was not high. Mullite decomposition was found to be severe even at 1100°C in a reducing atmosphere, thus s...
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| description | The fracture strength of a melt-infiltrated SiC-mullite composite was measured from room temperature to 1500°C using a three-point bending test. The strength under argon at atmospheric pressure was not high. Mullite decomposition was found to be severe even at 1100°C in a reducing atmosphere, thus significantly degrading its strength. The strength in air, where the decomposition was suppressed, was moderately high and retained up to 1100°C. The composite revealed typical brittle failure up to the highest investigated temperature of 1500°C, with an indication of failure by slow crack growth at high temperature. |
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