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Boutenel, Florian
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- 2021Mechanical behavior of a NextelTM 610/alumina-silica, oxide/oxide ceramic matrix composite
- 2020Behavior of an alumina-silica matrix during the processing of oxide/oxide ceramic matrix composites
- 2019Formulation of oxide suspensions for liquid processing of ceramic matrix composites
- 2018Finite element modelling of cold drawing for high-precision tubescitations
- 2018Application of activated barrier hopping theory to viscoplastic modeling of glassy polymerscitations
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Behavior of an alumina-silica matrix during the processing of oxide/oxide ceramic matrix composites
Abstract
Oxide/oxide ceramic matrix composites can be used for structural applications operating continuously at temperatures between 500°C and 900°C under oxidizing environments, such as in areas close to aircraft engines. In particular, composites based on a matrix combining alumina and silica are promising. In addition, the processing of these materials comprises several steps. Two of them are essential: the impregnation of the fibrous reinforcement with the suspension and the sintering of the matrix. This PhD thesis focuses on the processing of oxide/oxide ceramic matrix composites using an alumina-silica matrix. It is derived from an aqueous suspension in which the two species are initially present as particles. The aim of this work is to study the behaviour of such a system during the various stages of the manufacturing, i.e. to establish the relationships between processing/microstructure/properties, in order to propose an optimal composition of the matrix regarding the process and the required properties. In particular, the silica proportion will be a crucial parameter. Firstly, since the quality of the impregnation step is based on the ability of the suspension to flow within the fibrous structure, a rheological characterization of the oxide suspensions has been carried out. The rheological behavior has been interpreted on the basis of the domains of predominance of the different interactions within the suspension. Also, the influence of the various suspension characteristics, such as the solid fraction and the alumina-silica ratio, has been examined. Then, the behaviour of this system during the sintering has been studied since this thermal treatment should lead to a microporosity that respects the concept of weak matrix composites. The sintering mechanisms have been identified while the influence of the various parameters on the kinetics has been qualified. Also, relationships with the mechanical properties of the matrix have been established. Finally, composites with Nextel™ 610 reinforcements and a porous alumina-silica matrix have been fabricated and characterized.