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Influence of sample size on permeability of carbon–carbon composites with stochastic microstructure
Permeability is one of the key parameters for the successful densification of carbon–carbon composites (CCC), as it governs the ability of the matrix precursor to infiltrate the porous carbonized structure. Unlike the case of traditional dry fiber preforms, such as continuous or woven textiles, whic
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