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Advanced Materials Research | 2012

Reducing Thermal Conductivity of Polymer Derived SiC Ceramics via Microwave Sintering Processing

Xiao Yi Han; Xin Xing; Hai Feng Cheng; Jun Wang

Generally, high thermal conductivity of SiC ceramics is required. However, in some circumstances, low thermal conductivity SiC is also needed, for example, for good thermoelectricity or heat insulation. In this work, the product of pyrolysis of polycarbosilane (PCS) is chosen as raw materials. The microwave sintering process was applied to obtain low thermal conductivity at a relatively low sintering temperature. The microwave sintering processes were performed at 1200 °C under Ar atmosphere with dwelling time of 10, 20 and 30 min. The morphology and phases were analyzed by electric microscopy and X-ray diffraction (XRD), respectively. The thermal diffusivities, specific heat and thermal conductivities were measured by laser-flashed method using a thermal analyzer. The thermal conductivity of samples is within the range from 0.81 to 1.37 W/m•K. The sample with dwelling time of 30 min shows potential for multiple applications, due to its good crystallization in XRD spectra and relatively low thermal conductivity in the considered temperature range. The results also suggest a phase transformation at a dwelling time near 20 min that may have occurred.


Advanced Materials Research | 2012

Numerical Investigations on Thermoelectric Recovery of SiC Ceramics for Supersonic Vehicles Structures

Xiao Yi Han; Jun Wang; Hai Feng Cheng; Xin Xing

The thermoelectric SiC structural materials for supersonic vehicles can convert intense aerodynamic heat to electricity simply by temperature difference. A general model of nose tip is developed to predict the thermal-electrical energy con-version performance of the thermoelectric SiC materials. The temperature distributions of model was obtained by solving the Navier-Stokes (N-S) equations and the heat conduction equation. The largest temperature difference between the hot side and cold side of the hypothetical thermoelectric module is about 275 K. With the thermoelectric properties assumed constant in the presence of temperature gradient, the output power and thermoelectric efficiency of the model are calculated. The maximum of thermoelectric efficiency and output power of the model are 0.4×10-3 W and 1.6×10-4 %, respectively, at a current of 0.014 A. The thermoelectric performance of the model shows great potential for the application of SiC ceramic structures to thermoelectric generation from aerodynamic heat on supersonic vehicles.


Advanced Materials Research | 2012

Study on Thermophysical Properties of Partially Oxidized Polymer Derived SiC Composites

Xiao Yi Han; Hai Feng Cheng; Xin Xing; Jun Wang

SiC ceramics were synthesized by polymer derived method and microwave sintering processes. The as-produced SiC composites were developed by oxidizing the amorphous Si-C raw materials derived from a polymer precursor polycarbosilane. The products analyzed by X-ray diffraction (XRD), Fourier transmittance infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), and electronic microscopye consist of excess free carbon, β-SiC and SiO2 produced by the partial oxidation of amorphous Si-C on the surface of the starting particles. The thermophysical properties of the partially oxidized SiC composites were investigated by measuring the thermal diffusivity, the specific heat and thermal conductivity. The amount of SiO2 increased as the sintering temperature is increased, resulting in a reduction of thermal diffusivity and an increase of density due to improved liquid phase sintering of SiC particles. The thermal conductivity of samples decreased, instead of increased, as the sintering temperature was increased from 1100 °C to 1200 °C. The sample dwelled at 1200 °C, in this study, has highest density and a relatively low thermal conductivity, slightly over 0.7 W/(m·K) at room temperature.


Advanced Materials Research | 2011

Theoretical Study on Photochromism and Spectrum Properties of Spiropyran

Dong Jiu Zhang; Hai Feng Cheng; Zeng Yong Chu; Chao Yang Zhang; Xin Xing

In order to elucidate the mechanism of photochromism and spectrum properties observed for spiropyran, the model complexes of spiropyran, in which different substituent and structure are key factors, have been optimized by using ab initio and hybrid DFT programs. The primary relationship between the substituent species and structure and photochromism was given by simulation calculation.


Infrared Physics & Technology | 2016

Thermochromic properties of W-doped VO 2 thin films deposited by aqueous sol-gel method for adaptive infrared stealth application

Dongqing Liu; Haifeng Cheng; Xin Xing; Chaoyang Zhang; Wenwei Zheng


Archive | 2011

Porous silicon carbide fibers and preparation method thereof

Zengyong Chu; Haifeng Cheng; Wang Jun; Xin Xing; Yongjiang Zhou; Wenwei Zheng; Yingde Wang; Jia Yan; Dongjiu Zhang


Archive | 2012

Boron-carbon-nitrogen ceramic fiber and preparation method thereof

Zengyong Chu; Jia Yan; Xin Xing; Haifeng Cheng; Yongjiang Zhou


Archive | 2010

Squaraine dye containing benzothiazine structure and preparation method thereof

Xin Xing; Dongjiu Zhang; Yongjiang Zhou; Zengyong Chu; Wenwei Zheng; Chaoyang Zhang; Haifeng Cheng


Archive | 2011

High temperature resistant modified epoxy resin, preparation method thereof and use thereof

Haifeng Cheng; Zengyong Chu; Gengping Tang; Xin Xing; Chaoyang Zhang; Wenwei Zheng; Yongjiang Zhou


Archive | 2011

Porous organosilicon fibers and preparation method thereof

Zengyong Chu; Haifeng Cheng; Wang Jun; Xin Xing; Yongjiang Zhou; Wenwei Zheng; Yingde Wang; Jia Yan; Dongjiu Zhang

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Haifeng Cheng

National University of Defense Technology

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Zengyong Chu

National University of Defense Technology

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Wenwei Zheng

National University of Defense Technology

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Dongjiu Zhang

National University of Defense Technology

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Hai Feng Cheng

National University of Defense Technology

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Chaoyang Zhang

National University of Defense Technology

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Jun Wang

National University of Defense Technology

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Xiao Yi Han

National University of Defense Technology

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Chao Yang Zhang

National University of Defense Technology

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Dong Jiu Zhang

National University of Defense Technology

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