Abstract
A carbon fiber reinforced metal matrix composite is produced by carbide coating the surface of the fibers by passing the fibers through an organometallic solution followed by pyrolysis of the organometallic compounds. The carbide coated fibers, so produced are readily wettable without degradation when immersed in a molten bath of metal matrix material containing an active alloying element.
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