Ceramic Filament Fibers – A Review

Newmaterialsandprocessingroutesprovideopportunitiesfortheproductionofadvancedhighperformancestructuresfor different applications. Ceramic matrix composites(CMCs)areoneofthesepromisingmaterials.Bycombiningdifferent ceramic matrix materials with special suitablefibers, new properties can be created and tailored forinteresting technical fields. The demand for lightweight,high modulus, and high-temperature-resistant materialsforaerospaceandotherhightemperatureapplicationsgaverise to the development of CMCs. These materials exhibitmost of the positive properties of monolithic ceramics,however, are less brittle. The further optimization of thesematerials is closely connected to the development of highperformance ceramic fibers, which should be producedby cost-efficient processes.

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