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- the present invention relates to ceramic fibers used as reinforcement in the manufacture of composite material.
- Ceramic fibers have mechanical properties, such as breaking stress and Weibull modulus, which are higher than the corresponding monolithic ceramics mainly because of the low solicited volume and a restricted defect population.
- the mechanical properties of the ceramic fibers are still limited by the presence of defects related to production and / or handling techniques (fiber drawing, pyrolysis, sintering, friction, etc.). These defects, although essentially located on the surface of the fibers, have a significant impact on the mechanical behavior of the fiber. Indeed, the presence of such defects is reflected for the fiber by a limited breaking stress, a relatively low Weibull modulus, and a lifetime under air, under load and constant temperature moderate too short for applications such as hot parts of aircraft engines.
- US 6,579,833 discloses a method for synthetically forming a carbon coating on the surface of metal carbides such as silicon carbide (SiC).
- SiC silicon carbide
- WO 2005/007566 describes an application of this method to the formation of microporous carbon whose porosity is controlled. The process employs a reactive heat treatment based on halogenated gases generating a microporous carbon layer on the surface of the carbide.
- the heat treatment of ceramic fibers with a halogenated gas was furthermore used in the document WO 2005/092610 as an intermediate step in a process for producing coating on ceramic fibers of BAN type (boron-aluminum-nitrogen), formed for example of a mixture of BN and Al (O) N, in order to improve the oxidation resistance of ceramic composites.
- BAN type boron-aluminum-nitrogen
- ceramic fibers provided with such a coating exhibit an improvement in the mechanical properties at ambient temperature, their resistance to oxidation as well as their lifetime are still insufficient.
- the present invention aims to overcome these disadvantages by providing a method for improving the mechanical behavior of ceramic fibers based on metal carbide and, consequently, composite materials in which they are used as a reinforcement.
- the ceramic fibers in particular those based on metal carbide such as silicon carbide, are subjected to; a first reactive gas-phase thermal treatment carried out with at least one first halogen-type reactive gas forming, by chemical transformation of the fiber on the surface, a superficial layer consisting mainly of carbon, and
- a second reactive gas-phase thermal treatment carried out with at least one second reactive gas that eliminates the surface-formed surface layer during the chemical transformation.
- the use of these two heat treatments with different and adapted reactive gases makes it possible to totally eliminate the surface layer of fiber material containing the most influential defects on the limitation of the mechanical properties and the lifetime of the fibers.
- the resulting fiber is of the same chemical nature as the initial fiber, even at the surface, but has mechanical properties (particularly with regard to static fatigue under air) and increased service life.
- the ceramic fibers have, after the first and second heat treatments in the reactive gas phase, a duration of average life in static fatigue under air greater than 10 times that presented before said treatments.
- the first reactive gas is selected from at least one of chlorine (Cl 2 ), hydrogen chloride (Cl 2 ) and difluor (F 2 ).
- the second reactive gas is chosen from at least oxygen (O,
- the surface layer formed during the first heat treatment has a thickness of between 10 nm and 1 ⁇ m, or even 2 ⁇ m, depending on the diameter of the fiber.
- the ceramic fibers are silicon carbide-based fibers.
- the first and second heat treatments are preferably performed at temperatures below the thermal stability temperature of the treated fibers.
- the first and second heat treatments are carried out at atmospheric pressure or at a lower pressure.
- the invention also relates to a process for manufacturing a fibrous preform comprising the formation of a fibrous structure from ceramic fibers based on metal carbide, characterized in that the fibers have been treated in accordance with the treatment method of the invention.
- the fibers can be treated before or after the formation of the fibrous structure.
- a third reactive gas-phase thermal treatment of the fibrous texture is carried out after the first and second heat treatments in a reactive way, this third treatment being carried out with at least one reactive gas of halogen type so as to form on the fibers of said fibrous texture a surface layer consisting mainly of porous carbon.
- This third heat treatment is followed by the formation of a pyrolytic carbon layer on the fibers of the texture.
- the porous carbon layer obtained by the reactive gas-phase heat treatment is formed in situ each fiber, i.e., over the entire surface of the fiber even in a contact zone with another fiber. This avoids harmful inter-fiber bridging the mechanical strength of the material which is usually observed with the pyrolytic carbon interphases formed by deposition.
- the porous carbon layer thus formed is further adherent to the fibers and has a uniform thickness.
- This porous carbon layer also has the characteristics required to act as an interphase. Indeed, in this layer, the carbon does not present any particular structural organization. It is microporous and has very high specific surface areas (of the order of 1500m 2 / g) associated with very small pores (pore diameter less than 1 nanometer). The microporous carbon layer is, therefore, able to deflect the cracks between the fibers and the matrix.
- microporous carbon layer is a good bonding interface with the deposited pyrolytic carbon layer.
- the porous carbon and pyrolytic carbon layers form a mixed carbon interphase which makes it possible to increase the mechanical characteristics of the composite material, in particular with regard to the stress and the breaking strain.
- the reactive gas is chosen from at least chlorine (Cb), hydrogen chloride (HCl) and difluor (F 2 ).
- the formed porous carbon surface layer has a thickness of between 2 nm and 500 nm.
- the invention also relates to a method of manufacturing a composite material part comprising the production of a fiber preform in accordance with the method of manufacturing a fiber preform according to the invention and the densification of the preform.
- FIGS. 1A and 1C are schematic sectional views of an SiC fiber treated according to an implementation of the method of the invention.
- FIGS. 2 and 3 show lifetime measurements made on SiC fibers before and after treatment according to the method of the invention. Detailed description of embodiments
- the method of the present invention provides a solution for removing the surface layer of ceramic fibers containing the defects responsible for limiting the mechanical properties and the service life of the fibers.
- the method is applicable to ceramic fibers based on metal carbide such as silicon carbide.
- the process of the invention comprises two heat treatments carried out with different gaseous reactive species.
- Figure IA illustrates schematically an SiC fiber 10.
- the SiC fiber 10 comprises, in the vicinity of its surface, a zone 11 comprising most of the defects responsible for limiting the mechanical properties and the lifetime of the fiber.
- Zone 11 has a thickness e which varies according to the nature of the fiber and its initial average diameter. This thickness is typically between 10 nm and 2 ⁇ m. The thickness e of zone 11 corresponds to the thickness of the surface layer to be eliminated.
- the first heat treatment consists in putting the surface of the ceramic fiber in contact with a gas or gas mixture of halogen type, such as dichlor (Cb) for example, which will chemically transform the ceramic material of the fiber surface so as to forming a surface layer 12 of a different material consisting essentially of carbon (step S1, FIG. 1B).
- halogen type such as dichlor (Cb) for example
- the halogen compound present in the reactive gas extracts the metal, and possibly oxygen, present in the material of the surface fiber in the form of gaseous effluents that are evacuated. In this way, there remains on the fiber a surface layer or surface residue predominantly composed of carbon and which has a thickness at least equal to that of zone 11.
- the second heat treatment consists in bringing the fiber thus transformed into the surface into contact with one another.
- step S2 FIG. 1C
- a second gas or gaseous mixture capable of selectively attacking the material of the surface layer 12 and transforming it into a gaseous effluent that is discharged.
- the surface layer 12 essentially consists of carbon, it is possible to use any type of gas capable of consuming carbon, such as ammonia, oxygen or ozone, water vapor or even air.
- the carbonaceous surface residue is removed in the form of CO or CO 2 with oxygen and in the form of HCN or CH 4 with ammonia.
- the reactive gas path makes it possible to attack the ceramic of the fiber and the surface layer resulting from its chemical transformation without damaging the rest of the fiber, that is to say without creating new defects.
- the use of at least two different reactive gases makes it possible to completely eliminate a portion of the fiber surface, a single reactive gas can not destroy alone without residue the ceramic of the fiber.
- the fibers are treated in an enclosure comprising reactive gas inlets for sweeping the fibers successively with the reactive gases and at least one evacuation duct to remove the gaseous effluents released during the chemical reactions.
- the selected reactive gases halogen and oxidizing gas
- the choice of chlorine and oxygen for Si-CO fibers (being thermally stable up to about 100 ° C.) makes it possible to carry out the first and second heat treatments of the process of the invention at temperatures below 700. 0 C.
- the reactive gas used during the second heat treatment selectively removes the carbon residue without attacking the rest of the fiber.
- the thickness of the carbonaceous residue formed by chemical transformation of the fiber surface can be adjusted by controlling the temperature and / or the duration of treatment, the duration of the first and second heat treatment is defined according to the nature of the gases used, in particular according to the reactivity of the gases with the material of the fibers, and the thickness that it is desired to remove at the surface of the fiber.
- the first and second treatments can be performed over a period of one hour each.
- Ceramic fibers may be processed in any form, for example, yarns, tows, strands, cables, fabrics, felts, mats and even two- or three-dimensional preforms.
- the ceramic fibers treated according to the process of the invention can be advantageously used for producing fiber preforms of composite material part.
- the manufacture of composite material parts reinforced with ceramic fibers is well known. It generally comprises the production of a ceramic fiber preform whose shape is similar to that of the part to be manufactured and the densification of the preform by a matrix.
- the fiber preform is the reinforcement of the part whose role is essential vis-à-vis the mechanical properties.
- the preform is obtained from fibrous textures of ceramic fibers which are in the form of threads, cables, braids, fabrics, felts, etc.
- the shaping is carried out by winding, weaving, stacking, and possibly needling of two-dimensional layers of fabric or layers of cables ...
- the ceramic fibers of the fiber preform are processed according to the process of the invention.
- the fibers may be treated before (i.e., at each fibrous texture used to form the preform) or after making the preform.
- the fibers thereof Before densification of the preform, the fibers thereof may be further provided with a mixed microporous carbon / pyrolytic carbon interphase.
- the fibrous texture constituting the preform is subjected to a third reactive gas phase heat treatment similar to the first heat treatment, that is to say which consists in putting the surface of the ceramic fibers in contact with a gas or mixture gaseous halogen type, such as chlorine (CI2) for example, which will chemically transform the ceramic material of the surface fibers so as to form a surface layer of a different material consisting essentially of microporous carbon.
- a gas or mixture gaseous halogen type such as chlorine (CI2) for example
- Such a heat treatment is described in particular in the document "Mechanical Properties of Carbon and BN Coated SiC Fibers", G. Belhau et al., Ceramic Engineering and Science Proceedings [0196-6219], 2003, vol. 24, p. 225-230.
- the fibrous texture is treated in an enclosure comprising reactive gas inlets for sweeping the fibers of the texture with the reactive gas (s) and at least one evacuation duct to eliminate the gaseous effluents released during the chemical reactions.
- reactive gases are chosen which make it possible to carry out the thermal treatments at temperatures much lower than the temperature of thermal stability of the fibers, such as chlorine (Cb), hydrogen chloride (HCl) and difluoro
- the thickness of the porous carbon layer formed by chemically transforming the fiber surface can be adjusted by controlling the temperature and / or the duration of the treatment.
- each fiber of the structure comprises on its surface a surface layer of porous carbon with a uniform thickness even at the level of the inter-flange contact zones. After the heat treatment, there is no longer an inter-flank bridging zone since a porous carbon layer is present on the entire surface of the fibers.
- Deposition of a pyrolytic carbon layer by chemical vapor infiltration is then performed on the fibers of the texture.
- a pyrolytic carbon layer is well known. Reference may be made, for example, to documents US Pat. Nos. 5,026,604, 4,752,503 and 4,748,079. As a reminder, this deposition may be carried out by bringing the fibrous texture into contact with a renewed hydrocarbon atmosphere (CH 4 for example). ) maintained under reduced pressure, and bringing the assembly to a temperature of at least 850 ° C. The thickness of the pyrolytic carbon layer is determined by the deposition time.
- CH 4 hydrocarbon atmosphere
- the densification of the fibrous reinforcement can be carried out by a liquid route (impregnation with a precursor resin of the matrix and transformation by crosslinking and pyrolysis, the process being repeatable) or by a gaseous route (chemical vapor infiltration of the matrix).
- the invention is particularly applicable to the production of ceramic matrix composite material (CMC) parts formed by a fiber reinforcement made of ceramic fibers densified by a ceramic matrix, in particular carbide, nitride, refractory oxide, etc.
- CMC ceramic matrix composite material
- Typical examples of such ceramic fiber CMC materials are SiC-SiC materials
- SiC Nicalon® fibers from NIPPON CARBON Co., Ltd. have undergone the following two reactive heat treatments:
- the average tensile stress of fibers in monofilament tension at room temperature is 2347 MPa before the thermal treatments in reactive way and 4085 MPa after these treatments, an improvement of about 74%.
- the dry yarns were tested in static fatigue under air, at 600 0 C, and under an applied stress of 400 MPa. The results of these tests are illustrated in FIG. 2.
- the average lifetime (associated with a 50% probability of yarn breakage) is 6 hours before the heat treatments in the reactive way (Lot A in FIG. 2) and 250 hours after these treatments (Lot B in Figure 2).
- the dispersion of the service life here defined as the difference between the minimum and maximum value of the lifetime obtained experimentally, is 10000 before the treatments thermal reactive (Lot A in Figure 2) and only 10 after these treatments (Lot B in Figure 2),
- the average tensile stress of fibers in monofliamentary tension at room temperature is 3198 MPa before the heat treatments in the reactive way and 4013 MPa after these treatments, an improvement greater than 25%.
- the dry son were tested under static fatigue in air, at 600 0 C, and under an applied stress of 500 MPa. The results of these tests are shown in Figure 3.
- the average lifetime (associated with a 50% probability of wire breakage) is 19 hours before reactive heat treatments (Lot A in Figure 3) and 234 hours after these treatments (Lot B in Figure 3).
- the dispersion of the lifetime here defined as the difference between the minimum and maximum value of the lifetime obtained experimentally, is 100 before the heat treatments in the reactive way (Lot A in Figure 3) and only 20 after these treatments (Lot B in Figure 3).
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