NASA NTRS · 19870009182
Ceramic matrix and resin matrix composites: A comparison
Abstract
The underlying theory of continuous fiber reinforcement of ceramic matrix and resin matrix composites, their fabrication, microstructure, physical and mechanical properties are contrasted. The growing use of organometallic polymers as precursors to ceramic matrices is discussed as a means of providing low temperature processing capability without the fiber degradation encountered with more conventional ceramic processing techniques. Examples of ceramic matrix composites derived from particulate-filled, high char yield polymers and silsesquioxane precursors are provided.
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Hurwitz, Frances I.. 1987-01-01. Ceramic matrix and resin matrix composites: A comparison. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19870009182
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