炭化ケイ素熱伝導率
Silicon Carbide (SiC) is an extremely hard chemical compound consisting of silicon and carbon that forms semiconductor devices, and can be formed into hard ceramic materials for applications requiring high durability such as car brakes and bulletproof vests. SiC is widely recognized for its superior thermal conductivity. Here we explore the relationship between thermal conductivity, phase composition and microstructure in 3C-SiC. Thermal Conductivity Silicon carbide ceramic is one of the hardest, strongest and heat-resistant ceramics on the market. Additionally, its corrosion-resistance and thermal conductivity properties make it suitable for cutting tools, grinding wheels and abrasives, wear-resistant components like seal faces for high temperature pumps and semiconductor substrates. High-purity SiC has […]