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A double layer nanostructure SiC coating for anti-oxidation protection of carbon/carbon composites prepared by chemical vapor reaction and chemical vapor deposition
Influence of hydrothermal treatment temperature on oxidation modification of C/C composites with aluminum phosphates solution by a microwave hydrothermal process
Blasting treatment and chemical vapor deposition of SiC nanowires to enhance the thermal shock resistance of SiC coating for carbon/carbon composites in combustion environment
Development and Characterization of Continuous SiC Fiber‐Reinforced HfB 2 ‐Based UHTC Matrix Composites Using Polymer Impregnation and Slurry Infiltration Techniques
Multiphase composite Hf0.8Ti0·2B2–SiC–Si coating providing oxidation and ablation protection for graphite under different high temperature oxygen-containing environments
Yb2O3-tailored microstructure and phase of oxide scale for enhancing ablation properties of plasma-sprayed HfB2-SiC based coatings under two different ablation modes
High temperature oxidation and ablation behaviors of HfB2-SiC/SiC coatings for carbon/carbon composites fabricated by dipping-carbonization assisted pack cementation
Comparing oxidation behaviors at 1773 K and 1973 K of HfB2-MoSi2/SiC-Si coating prepared by a combination method of pack cementation, slurry painting and in-situ synthesis
Hierarchical-design coating on C/C composite with excellent combination of autonomously self-healing ability and low oxygen permeability from 973 K to 1273 K
Study on the thermocyclic protection performance of ultrahigh temperature ceramic SiC–Si–Hf(Ta)B2 coating for static oxidation and ablation environments up to 2300 °C
Features of Electrospark Coatings Formation on a Chromium Substrate Using Ceramic ZrSi2-MoSi2-ZrB2 and HfSi2-MoSi2-HfB2 Electrodes
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