Thermal barrier for turbine blades, having a columnar structure with spaced-apart columns
A columnar structure and thermal barrier technology, applied in the field of turbines and turbine components, can solve the problem that the barrier is not high enough, and achieve the effect of great flexibility
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[0033] refer to figure 1 , seen in cross-section is the composition of the thermal barrier deposited on the surface of the turbine blade based on the thermal flow indicated by the arrow pointing towards the left of the figure. The metal that makes up the blade (typically a superalloy based on nickel or cobalt) forms the substrate 1 on which is deposited a sublayer made of aluminum 2 sandwiched between the substrate 1 and the ceramic layer 3 . The role of the aluminum sublayer is to hold the ceramic layer and to provide a certain elasticity to the assembly so that it can absorb the difference in expansion, indicated by the two arrows in opposite directions, between the high expansion substrate 1 and the low expansion ceramic between 3.
[0034] The ceramic 3 represented here belongs to the columnar structure, which allows lateral displacement due to the cracks that appear between the columns, and which gives it a good service life. The aluminum is then brought into contact w...
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