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Tribological behavior of three-dimensional needled ceramic modified carbon/carbon composites in seawater conditions

Silicon carbide (SiC) or boron carbide (B4C) ceramic filler was introduced into a three-dimensional needled carbon fiber integrated felt by unidirectional pressure slurry infiltration–filtration to prepare ceramic modified carbon/carbon (C/C) composites. The contents of SiC and B4C introduced by a o...

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Published in:	Composites science and technology 2013-10, Vol.87, p.50-57
Main Authors:	Cai, Yanzhi, Yin, Xiaowei, Fan, Shangwu, Zhang, Litong, Cheng, Laifei
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Subjects:	A. Carbon fibers A. Ceramics B. Friction/wear Carbon Cross-disciplinary physics: materials science rheology Exact sciences and technology Materials science Other materials Physics Slurry infiltration Specific materials
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