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NASA NTRS · 20080013553

Heat Treated Carbon Fiber Material Selection Database

Abstract

Carbon fibers are used in a variety high temperature applications and materials. However, one limiting factor in their transition into additional applications is an understanding of their functional properties during component processing and function. The requirements on the fibers are governed by the nature of the materials and the environments in which they will be used. The current carbon fiber vendor literature is geared toward the polymeric composite industry and not the ceramic composite industry. Thus, selection of carbon fibers is difficult, since their properties change as a function of heat treatment, processing or component operational temperature, which ever is greatest. To enable proper decisions to be made, a program was established wherein multiple fibers were selected and heat treated at different temperatures. The fibers were then examined for their physical and mechanical properties which are reported herein.

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Effinger, M., Patel, B., Koenig, J.. 2008-01-28. Heat Treated Carbon Fiber Material Selection Database. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20080013553

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