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Method of Bonding Carbon-Carbon and Metal Matrix Composite Structures.

Authors: Amarnath P. Divecha; William A. Ferrando; Philip W. Hesse; Subhash D. Karmarkan; DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY WASHINGTON DC
Abstract:
A method of bonding two carbon/carbon composite pieces or a carbon/carbon composite piece and a graphite/aluminum metal matrix composite piece together by (1) forming a uniform coating of molten AgNO3 on the surfaces to be bonded at a temperature above the melting point of AgNO3 but below the decomposition temperature of AgNO3; (2) placing the molten AgNO3 coated surfaces to be bonded into contact with each other; (3) decomposing the molten AgNO3 to form a silver metal layer bonding the pieces together. If a graphite/aluminum metal matrix composite piece is being bonded, a silver diffusion step may be added at the end of the process to strengthen the silver bond to the metal cladding or metal matrix of the metal matrix composite piece.

Description: Patent, Filed 1 Jul 91, patented 31 Mar 92
Pages: 3
Report Date: 31 MAR 1992
Report Number: D992510

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Keywords relating to this report:
ALUMINUM
BONDING
CARBON
CARBON CARBON COMPOSITES
CLADDING
COATINGS
DECOMPOSITION
DIFFUSION
GRAPHITE
LAYERS
MELTING
MELTING POINT
METAL MATRIX COMPOSITES
METALS
PATENTS
SILVER
SURFACES
TEMPERATURE
UNIFORMSZ
UNIFORMSZBONDING
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