Development of Carbon-Filament-Reinforced Metals

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Abstract
The overall objective of this research effort was to investigate the potential for carbon filament-reinforced metals at elevated temperatures, particularly at temperature above 1800 F. The primary objectives of the research described in this report were (1) elimination of porosity formation during high- temperature annealing, (2) elimination of internal oxidation, (3) improvement of interfacial bonding, and (4) measurement of high-temperature strength.

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