Characterization of nearly stoichiometric SiC ceramic fibres
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A comparative study of the chemical composition and microstructure of Hi-Nicalon, Hi-Nicalon type S, Tyranno SA, Sylramic and Carborundum fibres has been conducted. This analysis has confirmed results already published but has also evidenced some original features. The Hi-Nicalon type S fibre has a near stoichiometric composition but it still contains some oxygen (≈1 at. %) and free carbon (≈2 at. %). The expected near stoichiometric composition of both the Tyranno SA and the Sylramic fibres is only effective near the edge region, while the core of the fibres contains some amount of free carbon (e.g., up to ≈14 at. % and ≈6 at. % respectively in large diameter fibres) as well as some residual oxygen (≈0.5 at. %). The composition of the Carborundum fibre is very close to stoichiometric SiC except rare and localised free carbon or B4C inclusions. The properties of the different fibres, some of them still beeing at a development stage, are discussed from a chemical and a phase composition point of view, on the basis of what is known about their respective preparation process.
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