(CBNF) Carbon Fiber

  • the_new_powder99999
    11th May 2015 Member 0 Permalink

    Maybe it could turn into BCOL with ctype CBNF to make it non-flammable. Similar to TUNG turning into BRMT with ctype TUNG to give it a higher melting point.

  • Factorial
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  • R3APER
    11th May 2015 Member 1 Permalink
    I think that would work, having it turn into coal. I only mentioned glass as a biproduct as it reflects the polymer material used to seal carbon fiber to objects, and glass (broken glass too) is fairly inert.
  • NF
    13th May 2015 Member 0 Permalink

    I think that would work, having it turn into coal. I only mentioned coal as a suggestion as it is a carbon element that carbon fiber, can be hit a couple of times and when heated at it's max. It will turn into coal when cooled down.

  • epicksl
    13th May 2015 Member 0 Permalink

    This would be hella usefull for engine builds where pressure and temp are huge deals, but you cringe using dmnd over some destroyable element.

  • the_new_powder99999
    14th May 2015 Member 0 Permalink

    Here is a list of it's features, updated so that it is more specific.

     

    -Turns into BCOL (ctype CBNF) When heated to over 3500 celcius
    -Same pressure resistance as QRTZ at default temperature
    -Doesn't conduct electricity
    -Reduces pressure to 0 quickly
    -ACID and CAUS corrodes it very slowly
    -Has a texture like quartz, but darker than coal, and not blue.

    -if heated above 2000 degrees, 1px thick diagonal lines that are a slightly lighter colour with life of 500 will randomly appear over a long time, and turn into coal (ctype CBNF) when their life goes to 0
    -Blocks sparks like insl

     

    COAL and BCOL with ctype CBNF are not flammable.

     

     

     

     

    The main problem so far is that it makes other things (QRTZ, INSL, etc) almost completely redundant, can anyone think of a way so that it doesn't do this?

    Edited once by the_new_powder99999. Last: 14th May 2015
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  • the_new_powder99999
    30th May 2015 Member 0 Permalink

    @Factorial (View Post)

     No one would use it near sparks then, making it's insulation purpose useless.

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  • Sandwichlizard
    1st Jun 2015 Member 0 Permalink

    it is not redundant.  a weak insulator like insl is preferable sometimes.