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Investigation of the Effect of Supersonic Flow of Dissociated Nitrogen on ZrB2-HfB2-SiC Ceramics Doped with 10 vol.% Carbon Nanotubes. [PDF]
Simonenko EP +7 more
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Processing and characterization of boron carbide-hafnium diboride ceramics
Hafnium diboride based ceramics are promising candidate materials for advanced aerospace and nuclear reactor components. The effectiveness of boron carbide and carbon as HfB₂ sintering additives was systematically evaluated.
Brown-Shaklee, Harlan J.
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Chemically-modified hafnium diboride for hypersonic applications: synthesis and characterisation [PDF]
Hypersonic flight at a speed greater than Mach 5 (1715 ms-1) requires materials that can withstand temperatures up to 3000°C, high heat flux, rapid heating and disassociated reactive oxygen in the extreme environment of space and during re-entry.
Pengxiang Zheng (7125176)
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The short analysis of thermal stability and features of structure and physical-mechanical descriptions of thin wearproof coverages is executed on the basis of diborides of transitional metals, under act of high temperatures.
Goncharov, A.A. +4 more
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High temperature mechanical properties of polycrystalline hafnium carbide containing 13- volume-percent hafnium ...
Probst, H. B., Sanders, W. A.
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Oxidation of Ceramic Materials Based on HfB<sub>2</sub>-SiC under the Influence of Supersonic CO<sub>2</sub> Jets and Additional Laser Heating. [PDF]
Simonenko EP +13 more
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Self-propagating mechanosynthesis of HfB2 nanoparticles by a magnesiothermic reaction
A mechanically induced self-sustaining reaction (MSR) was used to synthesize hafnium diboride nanoparticles. Along this route, magnesium was selected as a robust reducing agent for co-reduction in boron and hafnium oxides in a combustive manner ...
Sayagués, María Jesús +2 more
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Stressed Oxidation of Hafnium Diboride in Air at 1500°C
Hypersonic vehicles with narrow airfoils produce thin boundary layers and shock temperatures in excess of 2000°C, exceeding the operating limits of traditional aerospace materials.
Bowen, Thomas A.
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High Entropy Borides Synthesized by the Thermal Reduction of Metal Oxides in a Microwave Plasma. [PDF]
Storr B +6 more
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International audienceNanocrystalline hafnium diboride, carbide and nitride are synthesised by a two-step process, namely a short mechanical activation step (∼1?2 h) of powder mixtures based on partially hydrated hafnium tetrachloride, ph-HfCl4, and on ...
Barres, Odile +4 more
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