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Microstructure and the corrosion resistance of SiC reinforced pyrolytic graphite coating under physical vapor transport SiC environment

Authors: TAO Xian-cheng; SUN Wei; SUN Ye-hua; DENG Nan-jun; WANG Zi-wei; XIONG Xiang

DOI: 10.1007/s11771-026-6166-9Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• SiC reinforced pyrolytic graphite (PyG) coating significantly enhances corrosion resistance in SiC vapor environments at ultra-high temperatures (2050°C for 120 h). • The addition of SiC particles improves the graphitization degree and structural stability of PyG coatings, leading to a more intact protective layer. • Raman spectroscopy analysis shows a 17.2% reduction in ID/IG ratio for SiC-reinforced PyG coating, compared to 6.5% for plain PyG, indicating superior corrosion resistance. • This work provides a theoretical foundation for using SiC-reinforced PyG coatings to protect graphite components in SiC single crystal growth via PVT method.