Oxidation protection process for porous carbon bodies

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427379, 427380, 4274197, 4283073, 4283077, 428408, B32B 900, B05D 302

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052080994

ABSTRACT:
A process for impregnating porous carbon bodies, in particular carbon fiber-reinforced carbon bodies, protects against oxidation by atmospheric oxygen. The open pores present in the carbon body are lined both in the interior and on the surfaces with a low viscosity gel and/or sol, formed from refractory and/or non-combustible inorganic compounds, as antioxidants. The antioxidant applied has a layer thickness of about 1 micrometer and is highly elastic. It adapts very well to the thermal expansions of the carbon body and is resistant to heat up to above 1000.degree. C.

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