Microstructural Stability And Creep Behaviour Of Si-C-O (Nicalon) Fibres In Carbon Monoxide And Argon Environments

Constant-load creep-rupture tests were performed on single Si-C-O fibres (Nicalon). Test environments included pure carbon monoxide (CO), pure argon gas, and a mixture of CO and argon gas with a CO partial pressure of 40kPa. Fibres were tested at temperatures of 1200-1400 deg C and at nominal applied stresses of 0.15-0.7 GPa.

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R Bodet Et Al

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Domaine Universitaire, France

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J Am Ceram Soc 79 10 1996 2673-2686

Sector

Glass Fibre

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GF 157

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