Silicon carbide fibers from slurry spinning

Silverman, L. A.; Hewett, W. D.; Blatchford, Timothy P.; Beeler, A. J.

doi:10.1002/app.1991.070470007

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“…A completely different approach to spinning of SiC fibers that also uses preceramic polymer is the "slurry spinning" method developed by workers at du Pont (73). In this procedure, an ultrasonicated slurry containing a-or P-SiC, B 4 C as sintering aid, a dispersant, and 18.5% by wt of Nicalon polycarbosilane (as a binder)…”

Section: Il Requirements For a Useful Preceramic Polymermentioning

confidence: 99%

Preceramic Polymers: Past, Present and Future

Seyferth¹

1992

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A review of preceramic polymer chemistry is given. Preceramic polymers are needed because of high technology applications which arose in our aerospace age. A discussion of the early work in Germany and Japan leads to an enumeration of the requirements that must be met if a polymer is to be a useful precursor in pyrolytic ceramic synthesis. Seven current research directions in preceramic polymer chemistry are discussed and the at present uncertain future of preceramic polymer' technology is pointed out.

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Section: Il Requirements For a Useful Preceramic Polymermentioning

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Preceramic Polymers: Past, Present and Future

Seyferth¹

1992

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“…An example is the slurry spinning of silicon carbide powder in a binder containing polycarbosilane (Silverman et al, 1991). An example is the slurry spinning of silicon carbide powder in a binder containing polycarbosilane (Silverman et al, 1991).…”

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confidence: 99%