Radio-Transparent High-Temperature Composite Materials for the Manufacture of High-Tech Products for Aerospace Industry

The paper considers the high-temperature materials currently developed for protection from external influences of radio engineering systems installed on modern aircraft, the flight speed of which is many times higher than the speed of sound. The use of parts made from the considered composite materials ensures an increase in the operating temperatures of aircraft structural elements while protecting antenna systems from the effects of the aerodynamic environment, which improves the accuracy of targeting. It is concluded that the development of domestic high-temperature composite radio-transparent materials based on high-temperature matrices made of silica filaments impregnated with a phthalonitrile binder is promising.

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Russian Aeronautics
Published
2025-06-01
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https://doi.org/10.3103/s1068799825020072
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Oceanographic and Atmospheric Processes
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Radio-Transparent High-Temperature Composite Materials for the Manufacture of High-Tech Products for Aerospace Industry

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Oceanographic and Atmospheric Processes
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Radio-Transparent High-Temperature Composite Materials for the Manufacture of High-Tech Products for Aerospace Industry

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Abstract

The paper considers the high-temperature materials currently developed for protection from external influences of radio engineering systems installed on modern aircraft, the flight speed of which is many times higher than the speed of sound. The use of parts made from the considered composite materials ensures an increase in the operating temperatures of aircraft structural elements while protecting antenna systems from the effects of the aerodynamic environment, which improves the accuracy of targeting. It is concluded that the development of domestic high-temperature composite radio-transparent materials based on high-temperature matrices made of silica filaments impregnated with a phthalonitrile binder is promising.

Russian AeronauticsVol. 68(2)
MIREA - Russian Technological University (RU)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 39%
Oceanographic and Atmospheric Processes
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