Fj. Arendts et al., THERMOMECHANICAL AND THERMOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF LIQUID SILICONIZED C C-SIC/, Zeitschrift fur Flugwissenschaften und Weltraumforschung, 19(3), 1995, pp. 189-196
Mechanical properties (strength, stiffness and stress-strain behaviour
) and physical properties (thermal expansion and conductivity, heat ca
pacity and emissivity) of C/C-SiC (manufactured at DLR Stuttgart by li
quid siliconization process) have been investigated at temperatures up
to 1600 degrees C. Sophisticated facilities have been developed and e
stablished for the thermomechanical testing of flat and tubular C/C-Si
C-specimens under tension, compression and torsion loading (static and
dynamic) and also for combined multiaxial loading. A non-linear stres
s-strain behaviour from the beginning of the load was observed. This n
onlinearity is independent of the parameters specimen goemetry, size a
nd temperature. The test results have been correlated with analytical
approaches. Thermophysical properties of samples with different types
of woven (Atlas, Leinwand, Koper) fibres (Toray T300, Toray M40) and v
arying volume content of fibres were measured and the results have bee
n used to apply theoretical models available from the literature to ca
lculate the properties of the material components.