Matrix compositions and their impact on grain growth and strength of oxide ceramic composites
Renato S. M. Almeida,
Marcelo B. R. Rech,
Jéssica Condi Mainardi
et al.
Abstract:Oxide ceramic matrix composites (Ox‐CMCs) are composed of porous matrices reinforced by dense fibers to achieve high damage tolerance. It is generally assumed that their mechanical properties are fiber dominant. However, fiber strength can also be influenced by the surrounding matrix as it can affect fiber grain growth. Fiber–matrix interactions are studied in this work regarding fiber microstructural evolution and composite strength. Minicomposites containing Nextel 610 fibers and different matrix composition… Show more
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