ROCAR® G5

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Description

ROCAR G5 is a sintered silicone carbide, in single-phase with higher hardness, heat and chemical resistance than SiSiC.

Related Standards

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Ashby charts

Properties

General

PropertyValueTesting StandardComment

Relative density

3 [-]

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Archimedes

min.

Mechanical

PropertyValueTesting StandardComment

Elastic modulus

310 GPa

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EN DIN 843-2

min. | Ultrasonic

Flexural strength

230 MPa

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EN DIN 843-1

min. | 4-point bending 20/40 mm | spacing 46x4x3 mm specimen size | ground surface 20°C

Hardness, Vickers, 1

2243 [-]

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Fracture surface ground and polished

Plane-Strain Fracture Toughnes

2.4 MPa·√m

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EN DIN 14425

SEVNB 4-point bending 20/40 mm | Spacing 46x4x3 mm | Specimen size 20°C

Poisson's ratio

0.15 [-]

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EN DIN 843-2

Weibull modulus

15 [-]

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4P

min.

Thermal

PropertyTemperatureValueTesting StandardComment

Coefficient of thermal expansion

3.7e-06 - 4.1e-06 1/K

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20-200°C

3.9e-06 - 4.3e-06 1/K

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20-400°C

4.2e-06 - 4.6e-06 1/K

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20-600°C

4.5e-06 - 4.9e-06 1/K

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20-1000°C

Specific heat capacity

20 °C

0.66 J/(kg·K)

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ISO 11357-1

100 °C

0.87 J/(kg·K)

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ISO 11357-1

Thermal conductivity

140 W/(m·K)

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DIN EN 821

min. | Xe-flash sample | 16*16mm² material specific thickness

Technological properties

Property
Other

Sintered silicon carbide is created when prepressed and very soft SiC granulate is sintered at a temperature of more than 2,000 °C, when very strong sintering bonds between the material grains are formed. Firstly, there is lattice densification, then the porosity is lowered, and finally, sintering bonds between the grains of SiC are formed. This firing process has considerable product shrinkage of about 20 %. The final material is single-phase with higher hardness, heat and chemical resistance than SiSiC.