Refractories and Industrial Ceramics

, Volume 53, Issue 3, pp 175–180 | Cite as

Porous structure and gas permeability of carbon-carbon base composite Gravimol in production process high-temperature stages

  • G. M. Butyrin
  • V. V. Konokotin
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Abstract

Results are provided for study of the porous structure and gas permeability of carbon-carbon base composite Gravimol for wing cowling of space shuttle Buran in the production process high-temperature stage. The nature of porosity redistribution is shown for the three main groups of material pores in the production process and their role in the final stage, i.e., borosiliciding.

Keywords

Gravimol composite carbon-carbon base (C–C-base) porous structure (PS) pore size distribution carbonization (Cb) stabilizing borosiliciding 
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Authors and Affiliations

  • G. M. Butyrin
    • 1
  • V. V. Konokotin
    • 1
  1. 1.OAO NIIgrafitMoscowRussia

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