Patent classifications
C04B35/6264
COMPOSITE ARTICLE COMPRISING AEROGEL PARTICLES AND CERAMIC FIBERS
A method for the preparation of a composite article containing aerogel particles and ceramic fibers, as well as to a composite article obtained by this method, are described.
PLASMA RESISTANT CERAMIC BODY FORMED FROM MULTIPLE PIECES
Disclosed is a joined ceramic body comprising a first ceramic portion comprising a first ceramic, a second ceramic portion comprising a second ceramic, and a joining layer formed between the first ceramic portion and the second ceramic portion. The joining layer has a bond thickness of from 0.5 to 20 um and comprises silicon dioxide having a total impurity content of 20 ppm and less. A method of making the joined ceramic body and a joining material are also disclosed.
HEAT DISSIPATION MEMBER AND HEAT SINK
A heat dissipation member includes a thermal radiation ceramic material, and the thermal radiation ceramic material contains silicon nitride and boron nitride as main components. The ratio of the mass of boron nitride to the mass of silicon nitride and boron nitride is 10 mass % to 40 mass %.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING A METAL-CERAMIC SUBSTRATE AND FURNACE
The invention relates to a method for producing a metal-ceramic substrate and to a furnace suitable for carrying out the method. With the method, a metal-ceramic substrate with increased thermal and current conductivity can be obtained. The method comprises the steps of providing a stack containing a ceramic body, a metal foil, and a solder material in contact with the ceramic body and the metal foil, the solder material comprising a metal having a melting point of at least 700° C., a metal having a melting point of less than 700° C., and an active metal, and heating the stack, the stack passing through a heating zone for heating.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING A METAL-CERAMIC SUBSTRATE
The present invention relates to a method for producing a metal-ceramic substrate. The method has the following steps: providing a stack containing a ceramic body, a metal foil, and a solder material in contact with the ceramic body and the metal foil, wherein the solder material has: a metal having a melting point of at least 700° C., a metal having a melting point of less than 700° C., and an active metal; and heating the stack, wherein at least one of the following conditions is satisfied: the high temperature heating duration is no more than 60 min; the peak temperature heating duration is no more than 30 min; the heating duration is no more than 60 min.
Polyimide-based composite carbon film with high thermal conductivity and preparation method therefor
The present invention discloses a polyimide-based composite carbon film with high thermal conductivity and a preparation method therefor. The preparation method includes: uniformly coating the surface of a polyimide-based carbon film with an aqueous graphene oxide solution, and then covering the same with another polyimide-based carbon film uniformly coated with an aqueous graphene oxide solution; repeating such operation; after the polyimide-based carbon films are dried, bonding the polyimide-based carbon films by means of graphene oxide so as to form a thick film; bonding the polyimide-based carbon films more tightly by means of further low-temperature hot pressing; and finally, obtaining a thick polyimide-based carbon film with high thermal conductivity by repairing defects by means of low-temperature heating pre-reduction and high-temperature and high-pressure thermal treatment. The thick polyimide-based carbon film with high thermal conductivity has a thickness greater than 100 μm and an in-plane thermal conductivity of even reaching 1700 W/mK or above.
GRAIN-GRADE ZIRCONIA TOUGHENED ALUMINA CERAMIC SUBSTRATE AND METHOD FOR PREPARING THE SAME
A grain-grade zirconia toughened alumina ceramic substrate and a method for preparing the same. The ceramic substrate is prepared from alumina power (main phase) and zirconia powder (secondary phase) in a binary azeotrope of anhydrous ethanol and butanone in the presence of magnesia-alumina spinel powder (as sintering aid), phosphate ester (as dispersant), polyvinyl butyral (as binder) and dibutyl phthalate (as plasticizer). In a mixture of the alumina power and the zirconia powder, a volume percentage of the alumina power is 82.44-96.7%, and a volume percentage of the zirconia powder is 3.30-17.56%. The magnesia-alumina spinel powder is 0.1-4.0% by weight of the mixture of the alumina power and the zirconia powder. A particle size ratio of the alumina powder to the zirconia powder is 2.415-4.444.
MANUFACTURING METHOD FOR DISPERSION BODY AND MANUFACTURING METHOD FOR CERAMIC SINTERED BODY
In a manufacturing method for manufacturing a dispersion body, a plurality of types of solid particles, water, and a liquid other than water are mixed. The solid particles and the liquid are selected such that Hansen spheres of at least two types of the solid particles and a Hansen sphere of at least one type of the liquid mutually overlap, and a Hansen solubility parameter distance to water of at least one type of the solid particles of which the Hansen spheres overlap that of the liquid is greatest among all solid particles used in manufacturing of the dispersion body, and used to manufacture the dispersion body.
SiC composite and method for manufacturing the same
The present invention relates to a SiC composite and a method for manufacturing the same. More particularly, the present invention relates to a slurry composition for ceramic matrix composites which can not only reduce the number of precursor impregnation pyrolysis (PIP) cycles but also be useful in the PIP process to increase hardness, thermal stability, and relative density.
LOCALIZED PARTICLE ADDITIONS TO REDUCE DEFECTS IN CERAMIC MATRIX COMPOSITES CAUSED BY COMPLEX GEOMETRY PREFORMING
A method of forming a ceramic matrix composite component includes forming a fiber preform, the fiber preform including a plurality of ceramic fiber plies, a non-reduced fiber region having an areal weight, and a reduced fiber region characterized by a reduced areal weight less than the areal weight of the non-reduced fiber region by at least 5 percent. The method further includes selectively applying ceramic particles to the reduced fiber region in such manner as to avoid applying the ceramic particles to the non-reduced fiber region, and subsequently densifying the preform.