NASA NTRS ยท 19980232154
Affordable, Robust Ceramic Joining Technology (ARCJoinT)
Abstract
Joining is recognized as one of the enabling technologies for the application of silicon carbide-based ceramic and composite components in a number of demanding and high temperature applications in aerospace and ground-based systems. An affordable, robust ceramic joining technology (ARCJoinT) for joining of silicon carbide-based ceramics and fiber reinforced composites has been developed. This technique is capable of producing joints with tailorable thickness and composition. A wide variety of silicon carbide-based ceramics and composites, in different shapes and sizes, have been joined using this technique. These joints maintain their mechanical strength up to 1350 C in air. This technology is suitable for the joining of large and complex shaped ceramic and composite components and with certain modifications, can be applied to repair ceramic components damaged in service.
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Singh, M.. 1998-01-01. Affordable, Robust Ceramic Joining Technology (ARCJoinT). https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19980232154
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