Fiber reinforced carbon and graphite articles and a method of producing said articles
CA 1098265 A · Owner: Carborundum Company (The) · Inventors: Demunda, Gabriel P.
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BC1-25 Canada, FIBER REINFORCED CARBON AND GRAPHITE ARTICLES AND A METHOD OF PRODUCING SAID ARTICLES, ABSTRACT The present invention relates to fiber reinforced carbon and graphite articles that are characterized by a matrix of fibrous carbon material bonded together by a deposited pyrolytic material and having the residue of a carbonized filler material dispersed within the article in contact with the pyrolytic material. Fiber reinforced carbon and graphite articles are produced by (1) Forming reinforcing fibers into a shape without any binder material, (2) infiltrating he fibers with a pyrolytic material in a manner to deposit pyrolytic material on the fibers and bond together the fibers, …
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- Granted March 31, 1981. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended March 31, 1998.
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