Silicon carbide filament reinforced titanium aluminide matrix with reduced cracking tendency
CA 2025306 A1 · Owner: General Electric Company · Inventors: Ritter, Ann M.; Siemers, Paul A.
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RD-19,287, SILICON CARBIDE FILAMENT REINFORCED TITANIUM ALUMINIDE.MATRIX WITH REDUCED CRACKING TENDENCY ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE, A method for forming a composite having a matrix which is stronger and which is resistant to cracking is disclosed. The composite is reinforced by silicon carbide fibers. The silicon carbide fibers are first RF plasma-spray coated with a niobium metal and the matrix metal of titanium base alpha-2 crystal structure is next RF plasma-spray deposited over the niobium coated SiC fibers to form a layer of Ti base metal reinforced by SiC fibers. A plurality of layered structures are consolidated by heat and pressure into a composite structure.
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- Filed September 13, 1990. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended September 13, 2010.
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