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    High-Temp Carbon Fiber - Rocket Applications?

    I ran across this carbon fiber material called Pyron (which is new to me, but may not be to others) that might find uses in some extreme-speed HPR projects. It seems that this stuff has lower thermal conductivity than typical layup materials.

    Anyone know anything about Pyron?

    http://www.zoltek.com/wp-content/upl...heet-Pyron.pdf

    Greg

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    Quote Originally Posted by GregGleason View Post
    I ran across this carbon fiber material called Pyron (which is new to me, but may not be to others) that might find uses in some extreme-speed HPR projects. It seems that this stuff has lower thermal conductivity than typical layup materials.

    Anyone know anything about Pyron?

    http://www.zoltek.com/wp-content/upl...heet-Pyron.pdf

    Greg
    Kind of reminds me of the aerogels I studied in college. I suppose you could use pyron for the MMT, but it's probably super-pricey due to low production volume.
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