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Process far revolutionary, very thick and very high thermal conductivity carbon-carbon composites
This innovation provides for a revolutionary advancement in the area of very thick and very high thermal conductivity carbon-carbon (C—C) composites for both commercial and military. Novel, surface treated to achieve desired chemistry, exhibiting no agglomeration, carbon-based fillers are used enabling stable slurries up to 45 wt % solids to be used in the composite pre-pregging for 1-D and 2-D, 2-5 D and 3-D preforms infiltration. The need for carbonization is eliminated. No closed porosity C—C composites are produced. Up to 12″ thick C—C composites with no density gradient and thermal conductivity in excess of 650 W/mK were fabricated via chemically induced graphitization.
Process far revolutionary, very thick and very high thermal conductivity carbon-carbon composites
This innovation provides for a revolutionary advancement in the area of very thick and very high thermal conductivity carbon-carbon (C—C) composites for both commercial and military. Novel, surface treated to achieve desired chemistry, exhibiting no agglomeration, carbon-based fillers are used enabling stable slurries up to 45 wt % solids to be used in the composite pre-pregging for 1-D and 2-D, 2-5 D and 3-D preforms infiltration. The need for carbonization is eliminated. No closed porosity C—C composites are produced. Up to 12″ thick C—C composites with no density gradient and thermal conductivity in excess of 650 W/mK were fabricated via chemically induced graphitization.
Process far revolutionary, very thick and very high thermal conductivity carbon-carbon composites
KOWBEL WITOLD (author)
2023-10-24
Patent
Electronic Resource
English
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