Abstract
In order to improve the mechanical and ablative resistance of C/C composites, (Hf-Ta-Zr)C single-phase solid solution ceramics were introduced into C/C composites by polymer infiltration and pyrolysis (PIP) to fabricate (Hf-Ta-Zr)C modified C/C composites (HTZ). Their mechanical property and ablation resistance were studied. The results showed that HTZ achieved simultaneous enhancement of mechanical property and ablative resistance. Their flexural strength and modulus could reach 219.34 MPa and 24.82 GPa, respectively. In addition, the mass and linear ablation rate of HTZ were 0.379 mg/s and 0.667 µm/s, respectively after the 90 s oxyacetylene ablation. A dense Hf-Ta-Zr-O multiphase oxide layer was formed on the surface of the HTZ during ablation process, which protected the interior modified C/C composites from ablation. Our work expands a rational design of modified C/C composites and broaden the application of solid solution ceramic in the field of ultra-high temperature ablation resistance for carbon or ceramic-based composites.
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