WO1997048661A1 - Densification of a porous structure (ii) - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to a method for the densification of a porous structure, a porous structure for densification by the method of the invention and a densified structure, such as a friction element for an aircraft brake, formed by the method of the invention.
- the invention relates generally but not exclusively to the infiltration and densification of a porous structure, such as a carbon fibre or ceramic structure, which may be shaped as a preform for a finished product or for use in providing a finished product.
- a porous preform body which may have approximately the desired shape and dimensions of the finished product, may be densified by a method which involves chemical vapour infiltration and deposition.
- the carbon-carbon composite product so formed has many useful attributes, including high strength and frictional wear resistance, but the use of such structures is limited by high costs which arise because of the slowness of the manufacturing method. Similar considerations arise in relation to the manufacture and use of other, ceramic matrix composites.
- Carbon-carbon composites often are manufactured by the isothermal, isobaric chemical vapour infiltration (CVI) procedure whereby a hydrocarbon gas is caused to diffuse into a porous carbon fibre preform body and deposit carbon.
- CVI chemical vapour infiltration
- thermal gradient technique A temperature gradient is established within a preform and a front of deposition moves through the preform, starting at the hottest region and moving away progressively with increasing densification of the hottest region.
- the thermal gradient technique is discussed in US-A-5348774 (Golicki) which describes a method of achieving a thermal gradient by the electromagnetic heating of a graphite core provided as a close fit in the bore of a porous preform body of annular shape.
- thermal gradient technique can accelerate the rate of infiltration and deposition, it requires the use of special equipment and process control procedures the cost of which tends to offset savings from the reduction of processing time.
- An object of the present invention is to provide an improved method for the densification of a porous structure, a porous structure for densification by the method of the invention and a densified structure formed by the method of the invention.
- the present invention provides a method for the densification of a porous structure comprising providing the structure with a body of a material which includes a susceptor element comprising fibres of a material which is more susceptible to heating by electromagnetic radiation than the material of the body, exposing said porous structure to hydrocarbon gas and simultaneously applying an electromagnetic field to said porous structure whereby said susceptor element at least in part causes heating of the porous structure to a temperature at which the gas infiltrating the porous structure deposits carbon within the porous structure.
- the present invention provides also a porous structure for densification by chemical vapour infiltration, said porous structure comprising a body which includes a susceptor element comprising fibres of a material which is more susceptible to heating by electromagnetic radiation than the material of the body, said susceptor element being positioned and arranged whereby when exposed to an electromagnetic field at least in part it causes heating of the porous structure to a temperature at which the gas infiltrating the porous structure deposits carbon within the porous structure.
- fibres as used herein includes so-called staple fibres having a length to diameter (or width) ratio of less than 10: 1 , and also long length fibres, known as filaments.
- the fibres may be in the form of individual filaments or groups of filaments which may be twisted together, i e as yarns, tows or cords.
- the susceptor element may comprise fibres of good electrical conductivity as hereinafter defined. It may be of a material which remains in the composite porous structure following densification, or it may be a material which is removed, for example by heating and melting or evaporating, or by cutting and/or machining of the composite structure.
- the fibres of the susceptor element may be individually dispersed within the porous body or a plurality of fibres may be integrated, for example as a woven or non-woven fabric layer, which is then incorporated within the porous body. Whether individually dispersed or incorporated in at least one fabric layer, the susceptor element material may be selectively positioned so that susceptor element material is present to a greater extent in one part of the porous body than in the remainder or another part of the porous body.
- a susceptor element of fibres integrated as a layer may also be of annular shape and incorporated in the porous structure such that the susceptor element and porous structure are substantially concentric.
- the or at least one susceptor element layer may be positioned to lie substantially centrally between radially inner and radially outer extremities of the porous structure and/or substantially centrally between annular end faces of the porous structure.
- the or each layer of susceptor element fibres preferably has a thickness less than 2.0 mm, preferably 1.0 mm or less. It is further preferred that in the case of a porous structure formed from cloth layers, the ratio of the thickness of a layer of susceptor element material to the thickness of each cloth layer is not greater than 3: 1 , preferably less than 1 .5: 1 , and more preferably less than or equal to 1 : 1 .
- the susceptor element is to remain in the composite structure following densification, preferably it and other materials of the structure are selected to be materials which do not degrade or react with one another.
- the invention teaches that, for fibres integrated in a fabric layer, only a single susceptor element layer need be incorporated in the porous structure, it is envisaged that a plurality of said layers may be provided.
- the susceptor element layers may be arranged to lie co-planar and/or to lie in superimposed layers. Elements in superimposed layers may be directly superimposed, optionally spaced by porous structure material, and/or offset relative to one another.
- the susceptor element(s) may be arranged within the porous structure to provide a substantially uniform heating effect or the element(s) may be arranged in a non-uniform manner which results in a thermal gradient. By selecting the uniformity or otherwise of the heating effect there may be achieved a pre-selected uniformity or variation of rate of carbon deposition within the porous body.
- a susceptor element of good electrical conductivity means an element of a material having a resistivity, expressed in units of micro ohm m, of less than 20, preferably less than 10, and more preferably less than 5. It is preferred also that a susceptor element of good conductivity shall have a resistivity greater than 0.02, preferably greater than 0.05 and more preferably more than 0.1 micro ohm m.
- the resistivity of the susceptor element material preferably is less than, more preferably less than one half, that of the porous body material.
- a susceptor element of good electrical conductivity may be of a kind, such as a fibre of constant cross-section, which is uniformly heated when exposed to an electromagnetic field.
- the element may be of a kind which attains a temperature gradient when exposed to an electromagnetic field, for example as a result of being of a non-uniform resistance.
- the frequency of the electromagnetic field is chosen in known manner to result in preferential heating of the susceptor eleme ⁇ t(s) .
- the shape (and/or orientation) of a susceptor element preferably also is selected to result in a preferential/efficient heating effect.
- the element is in the form of an electrically conductive closed loop, e.g. of an annular form.
- a porous structure may incorporate a single annular susceptor element of fibres of good electrical conductivity or a plurality of said elements.
- a plurality of elements may be arranged superimposed in a concentric manner, or may be spaced from one another, and/or may be of different radial dimensions.
- a susceptor element of fibres may be provided in combination with a susceptor element comprised by an electrically conductive foil, such as a metal foil or similar sheet material, which optionally may be of a perforated or mesh type, e .g. of good electrical conductivity.
- the susceptor element may be, for example, in the form of tows which optionally may be in the form of a fabric.
- the fibre tows/fabric may be formed substantially only from fibres of good electrical conductivity or from a combination which includes other materials such as ceramic or carbon fibres.
- the susceptor element is of sheet type material it may comprise apertures or cut-outs that allow formation of a bond between portions of other material between which the element is sandwiched, e.g. by bridging of the matrix material or by needle punching of fibres.
- Suitable materials for susceptor element fibres include graphite, steel, tungsten and molybdenum. Particular examples are Pitch Fibre P25, P55, P75, P100 and P120, (all ex-Amoco).
- An example of a procedure of the present invention for the manufacture of an annular carbon-carbon composite comprises making an annular preform of PAN (polyacrylonitrile) precursor carbon fibres which are heat treated to less than graphitisation temperature, typically in the order of 1 500°C, and incorporating in the preform a concentric annulus of a fabric layer of graphite fibres.
- PAN polyacrylonitrile
- the graphite fibres When heated in a high frequency electromagnetic field the graphite fibres rapidly heat by induction while the lower electrical conductivity carbon fibres remain cool. Subsequently the carbon fibres are subject to heat by thermal conduction from the hot graphite fibres.
- PAN fibres may be incorporated in the porous body in the form of a 320K tow.
- Susceptor element fibres typically may be in the form of a 2K tow.
- a porous preform may be constructed, for example, by arranging layers of fabric to be compressed in a jig, or bonding layers to one another with resin, or bonding layers with carbon or other material which will resist the temperature of deposition, or by needling together layers of fibres or fabric.
- the preform may be a multi-directional woven structure such as a three-dimensional woven structure.
- the invention provides that in the case of carbon fibre it is possible to construct a major part of the preform from acrylic precursor fibre and to incorporate one or more loops of more graphitic, i.e. electrically conductive, fibres such as Amoco P55 or P120, which may be provided either in a fabric construction or laid between layers of the preform.
- the porous structure material typically may have a thermal conductivity of less than 20 Wm “1 K “1 , a preferred range being 8 to 15 Wm “ 1 K ' ⁇
- the susceptor element fibres may have a thermal conductivity of greater than 50 Wm “1 K “1 .
- the conductivity is greater than 100 Wm '1 K “1 .
- the ratio between the thermal conductivity of the material of the susceptor element(s) and that of the porous structure is at least 5: 1 , more preferably at least 10: 1 .
- the susceptor element fibres preferably occupy less than 5% of the volume of the porous body, more preferably less than 1 %, and even more preferably less than 0.5%.
- the invention is advantageous for the manufacture of a product such as an aircraft carbon composite brake disc which is required to be especially strong at an edge region, such as a notched edge which can engage keyways for the transmission of braking torque.
- the invention provides an efficient route for achieving a high density in an edge region.
- Figure 1 is a perspective view of a brake disc
- Figure 2 is a transverse section of part of a preform for the disc of Figure 1 .
- Figure 3 is a side view of a component layer of the preform of Figure 2.
- An aircraft brake disc 10 as shown in Figure 1 has an outer edge 1 1 provided with circumferentially spaced notches 12 for engaging with the internal splines of an aircraft wheel.
- the present invention teaches that in the example of this particular embodiment the edge region 1 1 is to be given a higher density than other parts of the disc by providing that in a preform for manufacture of the disc that region shall have a greater proportion of elements of good electrical conductivity than other parts of the disc.
- the higher density at the edge region 1 1 results in a higher strength which is needed for transmission of torque loads.
- the preform for the disc 10 comprises layers of carbon fibre preform material 13 (see Figure 2) of known kind and which conventionally has a low electrical conductivity. That material incorporates susceptor element fabric layers 14 formed from graphite fibres, some layers 14a extending between inner and outer radial edges of the disc preform and alternating with other graphite fibre layers 14b which lie only at a radially outer edge.
- susceptor element fabric layers 14 formed from graphite fibres, some layers 14a extending between inner and outer radial edges of the disc preform and alternating with other graphite fibre layers 14b which lie only at a radially outer edge.
- the graphite layers have notched outer profiles as shown by Figure 3.
- the resulting disc has greater strength in the notched drive regions, and that can be achieved without adversely affecting the desired physical properties of the disc friction surfaces.
- the use of the good electrically conductive material within the preform allows heat to be generated within the preform instead of being conducted to the preform. This results in a beneficial reduction of manufacturing time and cost.
- the susceptor material is positioned primarily at positions remote from the edges.
- the invention has been illustrated in the context of a rotor disc but may be applied also to the manufacture of a stator disc.
- the invention allows for better control of deposition of carbon in addition to a faster deposition rate.
- it is possible to achieve a better deposition density at the centre of a preform, and to avoid the low density problems experienced at the centre of thick preforms as seen with isothermal, isobaric carbon vapour impregnation.
- the invention also allows substantial ease of flexibility in control of densification so as to achieve a desired thermal gradient deposition appropriate to a specific product requirement.
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