Production of reaction-bonded silicon carbide bodies

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Carbonizing to form article – From cellulosic material

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264 295, 264 60, 264 62, 423345, 501 88, 501 90, C01B 3136

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ABSTRACT:
The production of a reaction-bonded silicon carbide artefact by siliconizing a green body comprising a coherent mixture of carbon and silicon carbide particles includes the step of forming a layer of carbon of open cellular structure on the green body by carbonization of a sleeve or tube on the green body by carbonization of a sleeve or tube of carbonaceous material in contact with the body. This material may be impregnated with particulate silicon suspended in water or a paste. The material may be a quilted or woven fabric of fibrous material or it may be in the form of paper. The material is in a flexible strip or sheet form to enable it to be wrapped around the green body or a former about which the green body is to be formed.

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