Post-Processing and Assembly of Ceramic-Matrix Composites

Lewis, David; Singh, Mrityunjay

doi:10.31399/asm.hb.v21.a0003430

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“…Final Finishing: Finishing techniques, such as finishing, coating, joining, and assembling, are used to produce the desired appearance and functionality of the CMC component [54].…”

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“…Slurries can also be painted to add a coating to the composite[52].•Quality Control: Various quality control tests and inspections are conducted to ensure the final CMC product meets relevant specifications and standards. Non-destructive testing, mechanical testing, microstructural analysis, and other characterization procedures are examples of this[53].•Final Finishing: Finishing techniques, such as finishing, coating, joining, and assembling, are used to produce the desired appearance and functionality of the CMC component[54].…”

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Ceramic Matrix Composites: Classifications, Manufacturing, Properties, and Applications

Shrivastava,

Rajak,

Joshi

et al. 2024

Ceramics

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Ceramic matrix composites (CMCs) are a significant advancement in materials science and engineering because they combine the remarkable characteristics of ceramics with the strength and toughness of fibers. With their unique properties, which offer better performance and endurance in severe settings, these advanced composites have attracted significant attention in various industries. At the same time, lightweight ceramic matrix composites (LCMCs) provide an appealing alternative for a wide range of industries that require materials with excellent qualities such as high-temperature stability, low density, corrosion resistance, and excellent mechanical performance. CMC uses will expand as production techniques and material research improve, revolutionizing aerospace, automotive, and other industries. The effectiveness of CMCs primarily relies on the composition of their constituent elements and the methods employed in their manufacturing. Therefore, it is crucial to explore the functional properties of various global ceramic matrix reinforcements, their classifications, and the manufacturing techniques used in CMC fabrication. This study aims to overview a diverse range of CMCs reinforced with primary fibers, including their classifications, manufacturing techniques, functional properties, significant applications, and global market size.

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“…Final Finishing: Finishing techniques, such as finishing, coating, joining, and assembling, are used to produce the desired appearance and functionality of the CMC component [54].…”

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