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Silicificated multidimensional reinforced carbon-carbon materials for a wide range of applications

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Improvement of reinforcement schemes and production processes using different types of carbon matrices and reinforcing fibers makes it possible to change the properties of carbon-carbon composites in a wide range depending on the operating conditions. One of the most promising ways to improve oxidation resistance of the composites is a bulk liquid silicon infiltration, which makes it possible to use them in optical and friction systems, as a ballistic protection of vehicles and aircraft, as cutting and grinding tools, and as a thermal protection of spacecrafts.

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Makarov, N.A., Guseva, T.V., Bardin, N.G. et al. Silicificated multidimensional reinforced carbon-carbon materials for a wide range of applications. Inorg Mater 53, 1–16 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0020168516130033

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