Ultra-high temperature resistance (up to 2800°C) and ablation resistance for Rocket Nozzles and Throat Inserts. Density ≥ 1.85 g/cm³

When performance under intense conditions is non-negotiable, the High Density C/C 2.5D/3D Composite stands out. This high-performance material is designed to meet complex demands in aerospace applications, particularly for rocket nozzles and throat inserts. Renowned for its superior ablation resistance and thermal stability, it offers reliable functionality in environments with extreme heat and pressure. With a density of up to 2.4 g/cm³, this composite ensures remarkable durability and precision engineering for critical components.
The High Density C/C Composite delivers unparalleled thermal stability, enabling it to withstand the extreme temperatures typically experienced during rocket launches and propulsion. Its unique 2.5D/3D fiber architecture enhances mechanical integrity and material performance, while providing excellent thermal conductivity. This ensures minimal material degradation, making it an essential choice for long-term use and demanding missions where failure is not an option.
Specifically tailored for aerospace components, this composite material excels in ablation resistance. Ablation, a process where material wears away due to rapid exposure to heat and corrosive forces, is effectively mitigated by the superior density and fiber structure of this composite. As an industry-leading solution, it sustains prolonged exposure to extreme conditions, ensuring that rocket nozzles and throat inserts maintain structural integrity when performance matters most.
Whether you’re designing mission-critical components or addressing advanced aerospace challenges, the High Density C/C 2.5D/3D Composite offers the reliability, performance, and durability your project demands. Explore how this cutting-edge material can revolutionize your designs by combining innovative engineering with superior material quality.
| Property | Unit | Value (Direction XY) | Value (Direction Z) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bulk Density | g/cm³ | ≥1.9 | |
| Tensile Strength | MPa | ≥110 | ≥80 |
| Compressive Strength | MPa | ≥80 | ≥110 |
| Thermal conductivity | W/m·K (900℃) | ≥ 40 | ≥ 22 |
| Linear Thermal Expansion | ×10⁻⁶/℃ (900℃) | ≤2 | ≤3 |
| CTE | kJ/kg·K | ≥1.7 | |
| Fiber volume percent | 40-45% | ||
| Carbon Content | 99.90% | ||
| Fiber volume percent | 40-45% | ||
| Graphitization | ≥65% | ||
| Open porosity | < 5% | ||

The preforms production to ensure consistent density distribution

Hybrid densification cycles (CVD + Impregnation) to reach 1.85+ g/cm³

High-precision machining to strict tolerances (±0.02mm) based on your drawings
The carbon-carbon composite throat in missile technology is a critical component used in the nozzle section of rocket and missile engines. These throats are subjected to extremely harsh conditions, including high temperatures, corrosive gases, and intense pressures during rocket engine operation. The use of carbon-carbon composites in this application offers several distinct advantages:
High Temperature Resistance:
High Thermal Conductivity:
Erosion and Ablation Resistance:
Strength and Lightweight:
Fatigue Resistance:
Carbon-carbon composite throats are an example of advanced materials engineering providing substantial benefits in demanding aerospace applications, particularly in improving the performance and reliability of missile technology.
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