NASA NTRS · 20100021278
Tantalum-Based Ceramics for Refractory Composites
Abstract
A family of tantalum-based ceramics has been invented as ingredients of high-temperature composite insulating tiles. These materials are suitable for coating and/or permeating the outer layers of rigid porous (foam-like or fibrous) ceramic substrates to (1) render the resulting composite ceramic tiles impervious to hot gases and (2) enable the tiles to survive high heat fluxes at temperatures that can exceed 3,000 F ( 1,600 C).
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Stewart, David A., Leiser, Daniel, DiFiore, Robert, Kalvala, Victor. 2006-06-01. Tantalum-Based Ceramics for Refractory Composites. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20100021278
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