CONTINUOUS FIBER CERAMIC COMPOSITE PROGRAM
Overview of CFCC Program

Program Structure and Contacts

CFCC NEWS (newsletter)

Primary Industrial Applications

CFCC Program Participants

Publications

History of CFCC Program

Related Links

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In 1992, the Department of Energy initiated a 10 year joint R&D effort between industry, academia, and government to develop advanced ceramic composite materials for industrial applications. Continuous fiber ceramic composites (CFCCs) are lighter, stronger, and more damage tolerant than other materials available for high temperature use. This cost-shared program will provide significant energy savings for industry, and contribute to the economic prosperity of the United States.

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