Process for producing carbon fibers from organic fibrous materia

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Carbon or compound thereof – Elemental carbon

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264 29, 264DIG19, B29C 2500

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ABSTRACT:
Organic fibrous material is changed to heat-stabilized material by heating in an atmosphere, and then the heat-stabilized material is carbonized in a carbonizing furnace at a temperature of from about 800.degree.C to 1600.degree.C.
When temperature at any given point in the furnace is plotted on a vertical axis and the particular location along the length of the carbonizing furnace is plotted on a horizontal axis, the slope of the resulting temperature profile above 800.degree.C either remains constant or decreases until the maximum temperature in the furnace is reached.

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