Journal of Inorganic Materials, Volume. 38, Issue 6, 634(2023)

Highly Thermal Conductive Silicon Carbide Ceramics Matrix Composites for Thermal Management: a Review

Qiang CHEN, Shuxin BAI*, and Yicong YE*
Author Affiliations
  • Department of Materials Science and Engineering, College of Aerospace Science and Technology, National University of Defense Technology, Changsha 410073, China
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    Figures & Tables(15)
    Microstructures and thermal conductivities of Si-diamond-SiC composites with different diamond volume contents[31]
    Microstructures and thermal conductivities of diamond/SiC composites with different diamond volume contents[32]
    Diagram of fabrication and microstructure of the 3D HTC C/C-SiC composite[25]
    Surface topographies of the as-ablated C/C-SiC[47]
    Flow diagram of preparation process of the C/C-SiC composite[48]
    Microstructures of SiC fiber with electrodeposited CNTs and thermophysical properties of SiCf/SiC compersites[57]
    Thermal conductivities of Cpf/SiC composites (a) before and (b) after heat-treatment(1600 ℃-2 h)[48]
    Characterization of diamond/SiC interfacial zone[58]
    Microstructures and thermal conductivities of SiCf/SiC composites with different heat-treatment[59]
    Design of heat conductive channels of Cf/SiC with well-designed graphene[61]
    Structural design of three-dimensional-linked Cf/SiC with micro-pipelines[62]
    Low and high magnification SEM images of (a, b) ECNT-CF and (c, d) VACNT-CF fabrics with a growth duration of 30 min[52]
    Structure design of the Cf/SiC with aligned carbon nanotube[63]
    • Table 1. Properties and products of silicon carbide based fibers[21]

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      Table 1. Properties and products of silicon carbide based fibers[21]

      ProducerBrandModulus/GPaStrength/MPaDensity/(g·cm-3) Diameter/μmTC/(W·m-1·K-1)
      NicalonNL20222030002.55142.97
      Hi-Nicalon27028002.74127.77
      Hi-Nicalon-S42026003.051218.4
      TyrannoLox M18733002.48111.4
      ZMI20034002.48112.5
      SA38028003.1010/7.565
      SylramicSylramic40028003.051040-45
      Sylramic-iBN40032003.1010>46
      KD[33]KD-A17021002.4312.3-
      KD-B30030002.7611.2
      KD-C32028002.8711.1
    • Table 2. Properties and products of pitch based carbon fibers[42-43]

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      Table 2. Properties and products of pitch based carbon fibers[42-43]

      ProducerBrandModulus/GPaStrength/MPaDensity/(g·cm-3) Diameter/μmTC/(W·m-1·K-1)
      UCCP7551721002.0010185
      P10075924102.1510520
      P-12082824102.1810640
      MitsubishiK-110093131002.2101000
      K13D2U93537002.2110800
      K13C2U90038002.210620
      K63B1286026002.1510400
      NipponGranoc92035302.197600
      YS-95A
      Granoc88035302.187500
      YS-90A
      NOCVARBNM6030-15≥550≥1500≥2.1-≥250
      NM9050-20≥850≥2000≥2.15-≥450
      NM9080-20≥850≥2000≥2.15-≥750
      NMA080-25≥950≥2500≥2.15-≥750
      TIANCE-TECHTC-HC-600-S75023002.2013600
      ECO-500-9002500-35002.28-12500-800
      TOYI-CARBENTYG-180023002.212600
      TYG-290025002.212800
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    Qiang CHEN, Shuxin BAI, Yicong YE. Highly Thermal Conductive Silicon Carbide Ceramics Matrix Composites for Thermal Management: a Review[J]. Journal of Inorganic Materials, 2023, 38(6): 634

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    Received: Oct. 31, 2022

    Accepted: --

    Published Online: Oct. 17, 2023

    The Author Email: Shuxin BAI (shuxinde2021@163.com), Yicong YE (Yeyicognde2021@163.com)

    DOI:10.15541/jim20220640

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