Thermal shock behavior of ZrB2-based sharp leading edges evaluated by a novel water spraying method
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Abstract Reliable evaluation of the thermal shock behavior of complex-shaped components is very important for ultra-high temperature ceramics. Unfortunately progress in this field is hampered by a lack of available experimental methods. Here, a novel water spraying method is proposed to investigate the thermal shock behavior of ZrB 2 -based sharp leading edges (SLEs). Results indicated that the introduction of graphite flakes significantly improved the thermal shock resistance of ZrB 2 -SiC (ZS) SLEs. However, owing to the anisotropies of microstructure and thermal conductivity of ZrB 2 -SiC-G (ZSG) ceramic, the thermal shock resistance and the failure mode of ZSG SLEs were sensitive to the sampling orientation, which also were remarkably influenced by the size and/or shape of SLEs, leading to the variability of critical failure temperature from 750 °C to 375 °C and crack patterns from deflection to wave-shaped.
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OpenAlex topics: Advanced ceramic materials synthesis · Advanced materials and composites · MXene and MAX Phase Materials
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