• Laser & Optoelectronics Progress
  • Vol. 60, Issue 13, 1316023 (2023)
Haihua Wu*, Zhi Liu, Qiang Zhong, Yi Kang..., Zenghui Yang, Heng Wei, Jiahuan Hao and Yunxin Ji|Show fewer author(s)
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  • College of Mechanical and Power Engineering, China Three Gorges University, Yichang 443002, Hubei, China
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    Haihua Wu, Zhi Liu, Qiang Zhong, Yi Kang, Zenghui Yang, Heng Wei, Jiahuan Hao, Yunxin Ji. Graphite Silicon Carbide Ceramic Composite Made Using Micro-Hot Pressing Additive[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2023, 60(13): 1316023 Copy Citation Text show less
    Process of graphite powder micro-hot pressing additive forming
    Fig. 1. Process of graphite powder micro-hot pressing additive forming
    Effect of the mass fraction of high purity silica powder on the properties of samples. (a) Impact on compressive strength and thermal conductivity; (b) impact on porosity and open porosity
    Fig. 2. Effect of the mass fraction of high purity silica powder on the properties of samples. (a) Impact on compressive strength and thermal conductivity; (b) impact on porosity and open porosity
    Morphology of samples sintered at high temperature. (a) a=10%; (b) a=15%; (c) a=20%; (d) a=25%; (e) a=30%
    Fig. 3. Morphology of samples sintered at high temperature. (a) a=10%; (b) a=15%; (c) a=20%; (d) a=25%; (e) a=30%
    XRD patterns of samples with different contents of high purity silica powder
    Fig. 4. XRD patterns of samples with different contents of high purity silica powder
    Effect of the mass fraction of cut carbon fiber on the properties of sample. (a) Impact on compressive strength and thermal conductivity; (b) impact on porosity and open porosity
    Fig. 5. Effect of the mass fraction of cut carbon fiber on the properties of sample. (a) Impact on compressive strength and thermal conductivity; (b) impact on porosity and open porosity
    Morphology of samples sintered at high temperature. (a) b=0%; (b) b=2%; (c) b=4%; (d) b=6%; (e) b=8%
    Fig. 6. Morphology of samples sintered at high temperature. (a) b=0%; (b) b=2%; (c) b=4%; (d) b=6%; (e) b=8%
    Effect of the mass fraction of mesophase carbon microspheres on the properties of samples. (a) Impact on compressive strength and thermal conductivity; (b) impact on porosity and open porosity
    Fig. 7. Effect of the mass fraction of mesophase carbon microspheres on the properties of samples. (a) Impact on compressive strength and thermal conductivity; (b) impact on porosity and open porosity
    TG-DSC curve of mesophase carbon microspheres
    Fig. 8. TG-DSC curve of mesophase carbon microspheres
    Morphology of sample after sintering. (a) c=0%; (b) c=9%; (c) c=15%; (d) c=21%; (e) c=27%
    Fig. 9. Morphology of sample after sintering. (a) c=0%; (b) c=9%; (c) c=15%; (d) c=21%; (e) c=27%
    Oxidation weight loss curves of two materials at 1200 ℃. (a) Graphite/sic ceramic composite samples; (b) graphite cast material samples
    Fig. 10. Oxidation weight loss curves of two materials at 1200 ℃. (a) Graphite/sic ceramic composite samples; (b) graphite cast material samples
    Forming density /(g·cm-3Thermal conductivity /W/m·K)Compressive strength /MPaThermal expansivity /(10-6 K-1Antioxidant weight loss rate/%
    Graphite/silicon carbide composite material1.521.6530.821.96-3.1423.679
    Graphite casting material1.6-1.82250.0045.000.50-4.002241.700
    Table 1. Comparison of properties of graphite/silicon composites casting materials
    Haihua Wu, Zhi Liu, Qiang Zhong, Yi Kang, Zenghui Yang, Heng Wei, Jiahuan Hao, Yunxin Ji. Graphite Silicon Carbide Ceramic Composite Made Using Micro-Hot Pressing Additive[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2023, 60(13): 1316023
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