August 17, 2025Journal of the American Ceramic Society

Process optimization and ablation performance of Cf/ZrB₂‒SiC composites prepared by slurry injection combined with RMI

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Composites displayed a flexural strength of 234.08 MPa at optimal processing conditions, enhancing performance for thermal protection materials.
At a holding time of 1 hour and temperature of 1500°C, the efficient pore filling effectively balanced flow and reaction rates.
The cibation test indicated a low ablation rate of 0.32 mg/s up to 100s, demonstrating the material's strong ablation resistance.
The method allows for low-cost fabrication, making it significant for high-performance ultra-high temperature ceramic matrix composites.

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This analysis demonstrates improved mechanical properties and ablation resistance in composite materials, indicating potential for hypersonic applications.

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This analysis demonstrates improved mechanical properties and ablation resistance in composite materials, indicating potential for hypersonic applications.

Process optimization and ablation performance of Cf/ZrB₂‒SiC composites prepared by slurry injection combined with RMI

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Process optimization and ablation performance of Cf/ZrB₂‒SiC composites prepared by slurry injection combined with RMI

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