Abstract:
In this paper, a new type of ablative materials, the fiber-reinforced nanoporous light ablative materials, is investigated, focusing on the defect types and their forming mechanisms. Based on the study of the forming process of the material, the mechanical and thermal properties of materials, as well as the morphology of the microstructures, the possible defect types and their influences on the mechanical and thermal properties of products are presented. Then the related testing methods and qualified control criteria are given. The results can be used to provide a basis for the testing of other large-size nano-reinforced thermal resistant materials.