C04B2237/597

Method for brazing parts made from a composite material, with anchoring of the brazed joint

A method of assembling together by brazing two parts made of composite material, each part having an assembly face for brazing with the assembly face of the other part, the method including: making a plurality of cavities in the assembly face of at least one of the two composite material parts, at least some of the cavities opening out into one or more portions of the part that are situated outside the assembly face; interposing capillary elements between the assembly faces of the composite material parts; placing a brazing composition in contact with a portion of the capillary elements; and applying heat treatment to liquefy the brazing composition so as to cause the molten brazing composition to spread by capillarity between the assembly faces of the composite material parts.

JOINED BODY INCLUDING CERAMIC MEMBER AND METALLIC MEMBER AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING JOINED BODY
20170036961 · 2017-02-09 · ·

A joined body 10 is manufactured by joining a Mo- or Ti-made terminal 14 having a Ni coating, a Au coating, a NiAu coating (with Ni Serving as a base) to a recess 12a formed in a plate-shaped ceramic member 12 made of alumina or aluminum nitride through a joint layer 16. The joint layer 16 contains Au, Sn, Ag, Cu, and Ti and is in contact with a bottom surface of the recess 12a and with at least part of a side surface of the recess 12a (the entire side surface in this case). In the joint layer 16, its joint interface with the ceramic member 12 is Ti-rich. When the joined body 10 is cut in its thickness direction, the ratio of the total cross sectional area of pores to the cross-sectional area of the joint layer 16 (porosity) is 0.1 to 15%.

MANUFACTURING OF SINGLE OR MULTIPLE PANELS

A method of manufacturing of a structured cooling panel includes cutting of desized 2D ceramic into tissues; slurry infiltration in the tissues by at least one knife blade coating method; laminating the tissues in a multi-layer panel, with slurry impregnation after each layer, wherein the tissue has combined fibres and/or pre-build cooling holes; drying; de-moulding; sintering the multi-layer panel, wherein part of the combined fibres burns out during the sintering process leaving a negative architecture forming the cooling structure and/or the pre-build cooling holes define the cooling structure; finishing, using of i) post-machine, and/or ii) surface smoothening/rework, and/or iii) coating application, and/or other procedures.