Bio-inspired gradient multilayer ceramic fiber aerogel loaded with TaSi2 and WSi2: Fabrication, anti-oxidation and thermal insulation

Zhong, Yong; Li, Hongyan; Liu, Hongli; Wei, Dong‐Qing; Liao, Xiaolan; Zhang, Baolian; Lu, Le Trong

doi:10.1016/j.jallcom.2023.171726

Journal of Alloys and Compounds

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.jallcom.2023.171726

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Bio-inspired gradient multilayer ceramic fiber aerogel loaded with TaSi2 and WSi2: Fabrication, anti-oxidation and thermal insulation

Yong Zhong

Hongyan Li

Hongli Liu

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SiC aerogels with their lightweight nature and exceptional thermal insulation properties have emerged as the most ideal materials for thermal protection in hypersonic vehicles; However, conventional SiC aerogels are prone to brittleness and mechanical degradation when exposed to complex loads such as shock and mechanical vibration. Hence, preserving the structural integrity of aerogels under the combined influence of thermal and mechanical external forces is crucial not only for stabling their thermal insulation performance but also for determining their practicality in harsh environments. This review focuses on the optimization of design based on the structure‐performance of SiC aerogels, providing a comprehensive review of the inherent correlations among structural stability, mechanical properties, and insulation performance. First, the thermal transfer mechanism of aerogels from a microstructural perspective is studied, followed by the relationship between the building blocks of SiC aerogels (0D particles, 1D nanowires/nanofibers) and their compression performance (including compressive resilience, compressive strength, and fatigue resistance). Moreover, the strategy to improve the high‐temperature oxidation resistance and insulation performance of SiC aerogels is explored. Lastly, the challenges and future breakthrough directions for SiC aerogels are presented.

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Bio-inspired gradient multilayer ceramic fiber aerogel loaded with TaSi2 and WSi2: Fabrication, anti-oxidation and thermal insulation

Cited by 11 publications

References 53 publications

Elastic SiC Aerogel for Thermal Insulation: A Systematic Review

Elastic SiC Aerogel for Thermal Insulation: A Systematic Review

Experimental study on the thermal insulation performance of semi-transparent materials based on convection heating method

Coaxial porous SiBCN/SiCN ceramic fiber aerogels with reduced shrinkage and low thermal conductivity

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