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Modeling of pore structure evolution within the fiber bundle during chemical vapor infiltration process

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Taking into account the gas diffusion parallel and perpendicular to the bundle axis, a two-dimensional model combining the non-conservative level set method and the steady-state diffusion equation is presented for evolving pore structure in the bundle cross-section. Parametric studies have been conducted to determine the sensitivity of residual porosity within the bundle to the structure parameters. Sheldon and Besmann's approach is revised and more realistic approximated expressions depicting the accessible and total porosity evolution inside the bundle are given. Such expression can serve as useful estimate of pore structure evolution for modeling the CVI process.
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hal-01176135 , version 1 (14-07-2015)

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Kang Guan,, Laifei Cheng, Qingfeng Zeng, Zhi-Qiang Feng, Litong Zhang, et al.. Modeling of pore structure evolution within the fiber bundle during chemical vapor infiltration process. Chemical Engineering Science, 2011, 66 (23), pp.5852--5861. ⟨hal-01176135⟩

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