Method of forming composite articles from CVD gas streams and solid particles or fibers
AssigneeThermo Electron Corporation
InventorsPeter Reagan, Ann N. Scoville, Rebecca Leaf
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AssigneeThermo Electron Corporation
InventorsPeter Reagan, Ann N. Scoville, Rebecca Leaf
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A method for forming composite articles, particularly ceramic articles, from particles or fibers mixed in a thermally activated reactant gas stream. The particles or fibers are codeposited with material produced by chemical vapor deposition (CVD) onto a heated substrate until the desired thickness of composite is obtained. Removal of the substrate yields a near-net shaped codeposited composite article having a chemical vapor deposition produced matrix with particles or fibers embedded therein in a generally uniform distribution. The method provides high deposition rates, and the composite articles produced may have enhanced strength, thermal shock resistance, and corrosion resistance at elevated temperatures.
A method of forming a composite article comprising:
A method of forming a composite article comprising:
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