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- 2023A numerical method to simulate the intra-tows mechanical behaviour of oxide/oxide CMCs: coupling of a lattice with a FE continuum
- 2021Enabling pseudo-ductility in geopolymer based glass-ceramics matrix composites by slurry dilutioncitations
- 2021Mechanical behavior of a NextelTM 610/alumina-silica, oxide/oxide ceramic matrix composite
- 2019Formulation of oxide suspensions for liquid processing of ceramic matrix composites
- 2019EVOLUTION OF THE RHEOLOGICAL BEHAVIOUR OF AN AQUEOUS SUSPENSION OF GEOPOLYMERIC PRECURSORS DURING AGEING
- 2019Influence of temperature cycles on strength and microstructure of spray-deposited Si-Al CE9F alloycitations
- 2019Nanocomposites, nanofilled matrices composites: manufacturing conditions and properties
- 2018Modelling the shape of an adhesive joint during assembly ; Modélisation de la forme d'un joint d'adhésif pendant l'assemblage
- 2018Modelling the shape of an adhesive joint during assembly
- 2017A uniaxial cyclic compression method for characterizing the rheological and textural behaviors of mechanically dewatered sewage sludgecitations
- 2016Probabilistic rupture analysis of a brittle spray deposited Si–Al alloy under thermal gradient: Characterization and thermoelastic sizing guidelinescitations
- 2016Cure kinetics of a polysilazane system: Experimental characterization and numerical modellingcitations
- 2016Cure kinetics of a polysilazane system: Experimental characterization and numerical modellingcitations
- 2012Processing glass-ceramic matrix composites by liquid moulding: characterization of the rheology of a resin derived from a geopolymeric system
- 2012Processing glass-ceramic matrix composites by liquid moulding : characterisation of the rheology of a resin derived from a geopolymeric system
- 2011Evaluation of viscous and elastic parameters of a borosilicate glass above transition temperature using optical instrumented squeeze testscitations
- 2011Mold Filling Simulation of Resin Transfer Molding Combining BEM and Level Set Methodcitations
- 2010Mold filling simulation of resin transfer molding combining BEM and level set method
- 2010Numerical simulation of resin transfer molding using BEM and level set methodcitations
- 2009In-situ determination of the heat flux density at the glass/mould interface during a glass pressing production cyclecitations
- 2009Recent patents on in-plane permeability measurement of LCM composite reinforcementscitations
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conferencepaper
Mechanical behavior of a NextelTM 610/alumina-silica, oxide/oxide ceramic matrix composite
Abstract
Oxide/oxide ceramic composites can be used for structural applications operating continuously at temperatures between 500°C and 900°C under oxidizing environment, such as in areas close to aircraft engines. In particular, composites based on a matrix combining alumina and silica are promising because this system has good mechanical properties up to 1000°C and allows to limit the grain coarsening in Nextel 610 alumina fibers. In this work, the mechanical behavior of a Nextel 610/alumina-silica oxide/oxide ceramic matrix composite is studied. The matrix system initially associates submicron particles of alumina (AKP-50, d50 = 200 nm, Sumitomo Chemical Co. Ltd.) and colloidal particles of silica (Ludox AS-40, d50 = 20 nm, Grace Davison). Unidirectional composite plates were manufactured. The fibers were impregnated with the suspension by contact molding and the green body was subsequently sintered. The composite material was then characterized. In particular, the elastic properties and the behaviors in diametral compression and in 4-point bending were determined. The mechanical behavior of the material is closely related to its microstructure which results from the flow of the viscous silica phase during sintering. In addition, the influence of the alumina-silica ratio is discussed. Relationships between processing/microstructure/properties were finally established by considering the behavior of the matrix system during the various stages of the manufacturing.