Carbon/CarbonSilicon-Carbide Dual- Kristoffer Krnel et.al.

Ceramic matrix composite

Matrix Composites for Brake Discs friction material for brake
discs was developed that
combines high fracture
toughness with good
oxidation and abrasion
resistance, good thermal
conductivity, and the
appropriate friction
characteristics.
Preparation, Properties and Application Peng Xiao et.al. Good mechanical
of C/C-SiC Composites fabricated by properties. The value of
Warm Compacted-in situ Reaction flexural strength and
compressive strength could
reach 160 and 112 MPa,
respectively. The impact
strength was about 2.5
kJm2. The C/C-SiC brake
composites showed
excellent tribological
performance,
including high coefficient of
friction (0.38), good
abrasive resistance (1.10
m/cycle) and brake
steadily on dry condition.
These results showed that
C/C-SiC composites
fabricated by warm
compacted-in situ reaction
had excellent
properties for use as brake
materials.
Current-activated pressure-assisted K. Morsi et.al. dual matrix TiTiBw
sintering (CAPAS) composites,
and nanoindentation mapping of dual where microstructures are
matrix composites generated consisting of
TiBwTi composite regions
separated by a ductile,
predominantly
Ti, outer matrix. This
microstructural design
has the potential to prevent
the continuous TiBw
interlocking
over the scale of the
composite (at high TiB
w
volume fractions), and
promote improved
toughness of the
material.
Influence factors of C/CSiC dual Jiang Si-Zhou et.al. High density
matrix composites prepared by reactive and low open porosity C/C
melt infiltration SiC dual matrix composites
can be prepared by optimal
reactive molten infiltration
method. The flexural
strength, elastic modul and
impact toughness of C/C

Interfacial Properties of
Glass FiberDrittle-Ductile Dual-Matrix
Composites
Using Micromechanical Techniques and
Acoustic Emission
Manufacture and properties of carbon
fibre-reinforced
C/SiC dual matrix composites
Microstructure/hardness relationship in a
dual composite
SiC composites are high
up to 265.4 MPa, 28.1 GPa
and 28.5 kJ/m2
respectively. Heat treatment
at 2300 _C decreases the
composites
flexural strength, elastic
modul and impact
toughness, but improve the
fracture behavior of C/C
SiC
dual matrix composites.
SANG-IL LEE et.al. Three distinguishable
groups of AE peaks
occurred
in dual-matrix composites.
AE waveforms and their
FET analysis provided the
characteristic microfailure
modes in brittle layer
cracking. The AE method
was
useful in analyzing the
interfacial and microfailure
properties of the composites
consisting of nontransparent
matrices.
LI Zhuan et.al. the C/C-SiC composites
show an increased bonding
strength at
the fibre/matrix interface,
and the value of flexural
strength and compressive
strength of the C/C-SiC
composites can reach 240
and 210
MPa, respectively. The
friction coefficients are
between 0.41 and 0.54.
Wear rates are not sensitive
to the brake speed and
remain constant
at about 0.02 cm3/MJ, and
the friction coefficient is
stable. Frictional films with
a thickness of 1~3 m are
formed on the worn surface
of the composites upon
braking. The wear
mechanism changes with
increased braking speed,
from abrasion at 8m/s,
adhesion at 12
m/s and 16m/s to fatigue
and oxidation at 20 m/s and
24 m/s, respectively.
XIN DENG et.al. (WC+Co) dispersed in a
metal matrix, typically
cobalt, the effects of granule
size and properties and
 mean free path between
granules on the hardness of
DC carbide, with
comparison to conventional
cemented carbide. Hardness
is an important basic
property of wear resistant
materials, often used to
evaluate other
characteristics such as wear
resistance and strength.
Understanding the above
relationships provides a
means for using hardness as
a property evaluation tool
and gives insight into the
basic nature of the hardness
measurement on particulate
composites.
Processing of titaniumtitanium boride K. Morsi et.al. Discontinuously reinforced
dual matrix composites titanium (Ti)titanium
boride whisker (TiBw)
composites. titanium
titanium boride dual matrix
composites have been
processed for the first time
through a powder
processing sequence
involving ball milling to
generate a homogeneous
distribution TiTiB2 or Ti
B composite powders
which are then combined
with titanium powders and
either pressure-less sintered
or sintered under the
influence of current and
pressure
K. Morsi et.al. Dual- and single-matrix
Properties of single and dual matrix
CNTAl composites and
aluminumcarbon nanotube composites milled aluminum
processed via spark plasma extrusion processed via Spark
(SPE)
Plasma Extrusion (SPE)
and discusses the effect
of the microstructural
design on the mechanical
properties.
F. M. Makau et.al. 2013
Viability of Titanium-Titanium Boride
Composite as a Biomaterial