The first stage in the development of the technique for producing thin coatings of hafnium carbide on carbon-carbon composite material (CCCM) surfaces at relatively low synthesis temperatures for reducing the arising thermal stresses is presented. The process of formation of h...
nozzles and scramjet components. Hafnium carbide can also be used in hard coatings, often applied by processes such as plasma spraying. Besides, HfC structural foams can be fabricated into high temperature components or used as a thermal insulation material. It is also be used in ceramic ...
Related to hafnium:Hafnium carbide haf·ni·um (hăf′nē-əm) n.SymbolHf A brilliant, silvery, metallic element separated from ores of zirconium and used in nuclear reactor control rods, as a getter for oxygen and nitrogen, and in tungsten filament alloys. Atomic number 72; atomic weight...
PracticallyHafnium monocarbide HfC−x structures hafnium forms with carbon the only one chemical compound (see also section C–Hf in Table I-2.13) – hafnium monocarbide HfC1−x with extremely broad homogeneity range, apart from low-temperature...
in turbines or space vehicles. The so-called hard metals (also known as cemented carbides in the USA) are not genuine alloys but are composite materials manufactured by a powder metallurgy process from tungsten carbide (about 90% in weight) and cobalt metal (up to 10%) particles. Hard ...
Hafnium use is limited due to low abundance. The primary use of hafnium is in the nuclear industry, where it is used in fuel rods to regulate fission given its high neutron absorption cross section. Similar to zirconium, hafnium is alloyed with niobium and carbide to produce high temperature ...
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5. MARKET SEGMENTATION (Market Size in Volume) 5.1 Type 5.1.1 Hafnium Oxide 5.1.2 Hafnium Carbide 5.1.3 Other Types (including Hafnium Metal) 5.2 Application 5.2.1 Super Alloy 5.2.2 Optical Coating 5.2.3 Nuclear 5.2.4 Plasma Cutting ...
Reactive hafnium carbide deposition on a carbon material, with CF 4 as a transport agent, has been studied experimentally. The coating obtained in this way is sufficiently dense and consists of hafnium carbide nanocrystals ranging in size from 100 to 200 nm....
but becomes quite reactive with a variety of nonmetals at elevatedtemperatures. It formsalloyswithiron,niobium,tantalum, titanium, and othertransitionmetals. Thealloytantalum hafnium carbide (Ta4HfC5), with amelting pointof 4,215 °C (7,619 °F), is one of the most refractory substances known...