NASA NTRS · 19750002093
Development of high temperature materials for solid propellant rocket nozzle applications
Abstract
Evaluation of tantalum carbide-tungsten fiber composites has been completed as far as weight percent carbon additions and weight percent additions of tungsten fiber. Extensive studies were undertaken concerning Young's Modulus and fracture strength of this material. Also, in-depth analysis of the embrittling effects of the extra carbon additions on the tungsten fibers has been completed. The complete fabrication procedure for the tantalum carbide-tungsten fiber composites with extra carbon additions is given. Microprobe and metallographic studies showed the effect of extra carbon on the tungsten fibers, and evaluation of the thermal shock parameter fracture strength/Young's Modulus is included.
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Manning, C. R., Jr., Honeycutt, L., III. 1974-10-15. Development of high temperature materials for solid propellant rocket nozzle applications. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19750002093
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