Ablation behavior of advanced TaSi2-based coating on carbon-bonded carbon fiber composite/ceramic insulation tile in plasma wind tunnel
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Abstract Novel hybrid thermal protection material (TPM), consisting of TaSi 2 -based coating on carbon-bonded fiber (CBCF) composites and mullite fiber insulation tiles, is investigated using a plasma wind tunnel. Mullite fiber insulation tile is ceramically bonded to coated-CBCF composites. Results show that surface temperatures range from 400 °C°C to 1200 °C°C at low heat flux and dynamic pressure. However, at high heat flux and dynamic pressure, the surface temperature rapidly reaches 1400 °C°C, and the damage to the TaSi 2 -based coating is also observed. The cold-wall temperature of the hybrid structure remains at room temperature during ablation. In addition, TPM is invalid because of the consumption of the TaSi 2 -based coating.
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OpenAlex topics: Diamond and Carbon-based Materials Research · Gas Dynamics and Kinetic Theory · High-Temperature Coating Behaviors
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