Method of producing woven fiber reinforced glass matrix composit

Glass manufacturing – Processes – Forming product or preform from molten glass

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65 181, 65 184, C03C 2320, B32B 900

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045810532

ABSTRACT:
A method of producing fiber reinforced glass composites of complex shapes (e.g. having curved portions such as cylindrical) is disclosed. A continuous length of fiber, such as silicon carbide, is passed through a slurry of glass powder and a carrier liquid containing a polymeric binder to impregnate the fiber. The impregnated fiber is next dried and woven into a predetermined structural shape. Plies of the woven fiber cut to near net shape may also be stacked into the desired shape. The thus laid fibers are hot pressed into a fiber reinforced glass matrix composite article having glass matrix distributed substantially uniformly therethrough and multiaxial strength in at least three mutually exclusive perpendicular directions.

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