The Versatility of Silicon Carbide
Silicon carbide is one of the hardest engineering materials on Earth. Additionally, its chemical inertness means it resists corrosion in aqueous environments and resists damage caused by acid rain or flood waters. Nitride-bonded silicon carbide offers excellent wear resistance. When tested against various soil conditions, its wear was far lower than boron-containing steel or padding weld, even in light or heavy soil conditions. Good Mechanical Strength and Toughness Silicon carbide stands out among advanced ceramic materials for its remarkable physical, mechanical and chemical properties that make it an invaluable material in industrial applications. Furthermore, its ability to remain intact even under extreme environmental conditions speaks volumes for this versatile material’s …