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18 TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON COMPOSITE MATERIALS MANUFACTURE AND OXIDATION BEHAVIOR OF C/SIC COMPOSITES MODIFIED WITH B-RICH SIBC COATING X.Z. Zuo, L.T. Zhang, Y.S. Liu , L.F. Cheng (National Key Laboratory of Thermostructrure Composites


  1. 18 TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON COMPOSITE MATERIALS MANUFACTURE AND OXIDATION BEHAVIOR OF C/SIC COMPOSITES MODIFIED WITH B-RICH SIBC COATING X.Z. Zuo, L.T. Zhang, Y.S. Liu ∗ , L.F. Cheng (National Key Laboratory of Thermostructrure Composites Materials, Northwest Polytechnical University, Xi’an 710072, China ) * Corresponding author (yongshengliu@nwpu.edu.cn) Key Words: Chemical vapor deposition (CVD), C/SiC composites, B-rich SiBC, Coating, Oxidation, Self-healing B-rich SiBC and SiC coating was deposited in 1 Introduction sequence on the C/SiC composites. Continue carbon fiber reinforced Silicon carbide Oxidation tests were conducted in a tube furnace in static air at 700 o C, 1000 o C and 1200 o C for 10h ceramic matrix composites (C/SiC) have been developed and applied in high-temperature structural separately. Weight of the specimens were recorded components due to their excellent physical and via an electronic balance (sensitivity =0.01mg) after mechanical properties such as resistant to corrosion, they were oxidized for 0, 0.5, 1, 3, 5, 7 and 10h at high specific strength, and high specific modulus [1- the desired temperature respectively. After oxidation 3]. However, the residual porosity of approximate test, flexural strength of the samples were measured 10% exists in the composites as the shortage of CVI via a three bending test with a span of 30mm and a process, and micro-cracks are not avoided in matrix loading rate of 0.5mm/min at room temperature. and coatings during annealing for the different Surface and cross-section morphologies of specimen coefficient of thermal expansion for carbon fiber and were observed by SEM (JEOL6700F, Tokyo, Japan) SiC matrix [4,5]. Oxygen diffuses from these defects before and after oxidation. And micro-chemical (cracks and porosity) and reacts with carbonaceous analysis was performed by the attached energy material at temperature above 400 o C, which will dispersive spectrometer (EDS, Oxford). degenerate mechanical properties of C/SiC. Therefore, C/SiC composites need to be modified with self-healing component, in order to improve 3 Results and discussion oxidation resistance in high-temperature 3.1 Characterization of CVD SiC/SiBC/SiC environment. hybrid coatings It is the aim of this investigation to modify two- Known from the cross-section morphology of dimensional C/SiC composite with self-healing B- rich SiBC coating by chemical vapor deposition specimen modified with SiBC coating (Fig.1), the (CVD) and determine oxidation resistance at 700 o C, coatings are compact and the thickness of internal 1000 o C and 1200 o C. SiC, intermediate SiBC and exterior SiC coating are 3 0μ m, 5 μ m and 70 μ m respectively. And meanwhile EDS result of intermediate SiBC coating is indicated 2 Experimental Procedures that the coating is boron-rich. Phases in the SiBC coating are SiC and B 4 C, which is conducted in T300 carbon fiber from Japan Toray was employed, other article [6]. and 2D preforms were prepared from laminated carbon cloth, which was molded by graphite mold. 3.2 Oxidation resistance of composites in static Then, pyrolytic carbon (PyC) was deposited on the air environment fiber. Thirdly, six layers of SiC were infiltrated by The weight change curves with the oxidation time ICVI process. Fourthly, the as-received composite and flexural strength retention after oxidation are was machined and polished into samples with a shown in Fig.2. From Fig.2 (a), the weight loss of dimension of 3mm×5mm×40mm. Finally, the SiC, specimen increases linearly with oxidation time at 700 o C and 1200 o C. And meanwhile, it reaches

  2. maximum value of 1.2% after oxidation for 10h at leads to the properties of C/SiC composites 700 o C during all the oxidation temperature. At 1000 degradation. With oxidation temperature increasing, o C, the weight of specimen decreases during first oxidation reaction of SiBC coating accelerates and 0.5h, and then keeps constant. The change of insults in much more borosilicate glass formation residual strength is consistent with the change of which can seal cracks in the coating. However, as weight. At 700 o C and 1200 o C, the weight loss are temperature increasing to 1200 o C, viscosity of both higher than that at 1000 o C, meanwhile, the borosilicate glass decreases [11], and volatilization strength retention are both lower than that at 1000 o C. also accelerates, which badly affects the self-healing After oxidation for 10h at 1000 o C, the weight loss behavior of B-rich SiBC coating. The oxygen and the strength retention of specimen are 0.14% diffuses into composites from the borosilicate glass, and 90.8% respectively. and reacts with carbonaceous material, as shown in Known from surface morphologies of specimen Fig. 5c. (Fig.3), there is no borosilicate glass oxidized from During all the oxidation temperature, the follow SiBC coating on the surface of specimen, and crack reactions maybe occur: existing in coating is not healed after oxidation 10h +   →  o 400 C (1) C O 2 CO 2 at 700 o C (Fig.3a). Carbon fiber is not oxidized +   →  o + 800 C (2) 2 SiC ( s ) 3 O ( g ) 2 SiO ( l ) 2 CO ( g ) 2 2 obviously, observed from SEM of cross-section +   →  o + 600 C morphology (Fig.4a). As temperature increasing to B C ( s ) 4 O ( g ) 2 B O ( l ) CO ( g ) (3) 4 2 2 3 2 above 1000 o C, parts of cracks in the coating are      o → 600 ~ 1000 C B O ( l ) B O ( g ) (4) 2 3 2 3 healed by borosilicate glass oxidation 10h (Fig.3b +    o → ⋅ 1000 C B O ( l ) SiO ( l ) B O x SiO ( l ) and Fig.3c). Borosilicate glass can prevent (5) 2 3 2 2 3 2 efficiently oxygen penetrating, and carbon fiber is ⋅  ≥    o → + 1000 C (6) B O x SiO ( l ) B O ( g ) x SiO ( s ) 2 3 2 2 3 2 well protected and not oxidized after oxidation 10h. Reactor (1), (4) and (6) will lead to weight loss, and That is why the specimen has a good oxidation others result in weight gain. At 700 o C, B 4 C in the B- resistance at 1000 o C (Fig.4). When temperature rich SiBC coating reacts with oxygen to form B 2 O 3 increased to 1200 o C, the oxidation model is not- (reaction (3)), which can seal partial crack. However, uniform [7]. Fiber bundle close to surface is badly oxygen will diffuse easily from unsealed cracks, and oxidized from Fig.4c and Fig.4d; even through the react with carbonaceous material, as shown reaction crack is healed by borosilicate glass (Fig.3c). But for (1), which leads to weight loss and mechanics the inner area of specimen, carbon fiber is only performance of specimen degradation, meanwhile, oxidized. That is because volatilization of the volatilization of B 2 O 3 (reaction (4)) is also a borosilicate glass accelerates as oxidation weight loss process, that is why weight of specimen temperature increasing [8,9], which results in oxidized at 700 o C is loss and residual flexural oxygen diffusion into composites much easily. And strength decreases. As oxidation temperature meanwhile, the oxidation process is controlled by increasing, the amount of borosilicate glass will the diffusion of oxygen at this temperature [10], the increase, due to reaction (2), (3) and (5) accelerating, more amount of oxygen diffuses, the oxidation of which can seal cracks existing in coatings effectively carbon is more serious. and protect the carbonaceous material from oxidizing. With temperature increasing to 1200 o C, 3.3 Oxidation model and mechanisms on one hand, reaction (6) will accelerate and lead to To better understand the oxidation process of C/SiC volatilization of borosilicate glass. On the other hand, composites modified with B-rich SiBC coating, the viscosity of glass also decreases. Therefore, oxygen oxidation model is shown in Fig.5. The cracks have diffusion become much easily and reacts with existed in coatings and matrix of C/SiC composites carbon fiber close to coating (Fig. 4c). during fabrication process, which can provide routes for oxygen diffusion as shown in Fig.5a. When the specimen is oxidized at low temperature below 1000 4 Conclusions o C, partial cracks only existing in SiBC coating are C/SiC composites modified with B-rich SiBC sealed by borosilicate glass; the others are still coating exhibit a good oxidation resistance at 1000 unrestricted and open for oxygen diffusion, which

  3. o C. Cracks existing in coating can be effectively seal-healing by borosilicate glass. Weight loss rate and flexural strength retention of specimen are 0.14% and 90.8% after oxidation 10h at 1000 o C respectively. Fig.2 Oxidation behaviors of composites in static air environment Fig.1 Morphology of C/SiC modified with SiBC coating and EDS result of SiBC coating

  4. a 700 o C a 700 o C Crack b 1000 o C b 1000 o C Borosilicate glass c 1200 o C c 1200 o C Borosilicate glass Fig.3 Surface morphologies of specimen Magnification of c oxidation at different temperature Fig.4 Cross-section morphologies of specimen oxidation at different temperature

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