@article{ART001846244},
author={Thakur Sudesh Kumar Raunija and Sushant Krunal Manwatkar and Sharad Chandra Sharma and Anil Verma},
title={Morphological optimization of process parameters of randomly oriented carbon/carbon composite},
journal={Carbon Letters},
issn={1976-4251},
year={2014},
volume={15},
number={1},
pages={25-31}
TY - JOUR
AU - Thakur Sudesh Kumar Raunija
AU - Sushant Krunal Manwatkar
AU - Sharad Chandra Sharma
AU - Anil Verma
TI - Morphological optimization of process parameters of randomly oriented carbon/carbon composite
JO - Carbon Letters
PY - 2014
VL - 15
IS - 1
PB - Korean Carbon Society
SP - 25
EP - 31
SN - 1976-4251
AB - A microstructure analysis is carried out to optimize the process parameters of a randomlyoriented discrete length hybrid carbon fiber reinforced carbon matrix composite. The compositeis fabricated by moulding of a slurry into a preform, followed by hot-pressing andcarbonization. Heating rates of 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.5, 1, and 3.3°C/min and pressures of 5, 10, 15,and 20 MPa are applied during hot-pressing. Matrix precursor to reinforcement weight ratiosof 70:30, 50:50, and 30:70 are also considered. A microstructure analysis of the carbon/carbon compacts is performed for each variant. Higher heating rates give bloated compactswhereas low heating rates give bloating-free, fine microstructure compacts. The compactsfabricated at higher pressure have displayed side oozing of molten pitch and discrete lengthcarbon fibers. The microstructure of the compacts fabricated at low pressure shows a lack ofdensification. The compacts with low matrix precursor to reinforcement weight ratios haveinsufficient bonding agent to bind the reinforcement whereas the higher matrix precursor toreinforcement weight ratio results in a plaster-like structure. Based on the microstructureanalysis, a heating rate of 0.2°C/min, pressure of 15 MPa, and a matrix precursor to reinforcementratio of 50:50 are found to be optimum w.r.t attaining bloating-free densificationand processing time.
KW - carbon/carbon composite;processing parameters;hot-pressing;carbonization and morphology
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Thakur Sudesh Kumar Raunija, Sushant Krunal Manwatkar, Sharad Chandra Sharma and Anil Verma. (2014). Morphological optimization of process parameters of randomly oriented carbon/carbon composite. Carbon Letters, 15(1), 25-31.
Thakur Sudesh Kumar Raunija, Sushant Krunal Manwatkar, Sharad Chandra Sharma and Anil Verma. 2014, "Morphological optimization of process parameters of randomly oriented carbon/carbon composite", Carbon Letters, vol.15, no.1 pp.25-31.
Thakur Sudesh Kumar Raunija, Sushant Krunal Manwatkar, Sharad Chandra Sharma, Anil Verma "Morphological optimization of process parameters of randomly oriented carbon/carbon composite" Carbon Letters 15.1 pp.25-31 (2014) : 25.
Thakur Sudesh Kumar Raunija, Sushant Krunal Manwatkar, Sharad Chandra Sharma, Anil Verma. Morphological optimization of process parameters of randomly oriented carbon/carbon composite. 2014; 15(1), 25-31.
Thakur Sudesh Kumar Raunija, Sushant Krunal Manwatkar, Sharad Chandra Sharma and Anil Verma. "Morphological optimization of process parameters of randomly oriented carbon/carbon composite" Carbon Letters 15, no.1 (2014) : 25-31.
Thakur Sudesh Kumar Raunija; Sushant Krunal Manwatkar; Sharad Chandra Sharma; Anil Verma. Morphological optimization of process parameters of randomly oriented carbon/carbon composite. Carbon Letters, 15(1), 25-31.
Thakur Sudesh Kumar Raunija; Sushant Krunal Manwatkar; Sharad Chandra Sharma; Anil Verma. Morphological optimization of process parameters of randomly oriented carbon/carbon composite. Carbon Letters. 2014; 15(1) 25-31.
Thakur Sudesh Kumar Raunija, Sushant Krunal Manwatkar, Sharad Chandra Sharma, Anil Verma. Morphological optimization of process parameters of randomly oriented carbon/carbon composite. 2014; 15(1), 25-31.
Thakur Sudesh Kumar Raunija, Sushant Krunal Manwatkar, Sharad Chandra Sharma and Anil Verma. "Morphological optimization of process parameters of randomly oriented carbon/carbon composite" Carbon Letters 15, no.1 (2014) : 25-31.