Advanced bond coat materials for tbc with improved thermal cyclic fatigue and sulfidation resistance
A bonding coating and thermal barrier coating technology, which is applied in coating, metal material coating process, welding/cutting medium/material, etc., can solve the problems that cannot improve the oxidation corrosion resistance and deterioration of CoCrAlY alloy
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[0068] The compositions of the three inventive nickel-based alloy samples and the comparative or baseline cobalt-based alloy sample Diamalloy® 4700 (bond coat material) used to make bond coats for coated substrates are shown in Table 1 . The materials listed in Table 1 were sprayed onto Hastelloy X substrates by the High Velocity Oxygen Fuel Spray method (HVOF method) to form four different bond coats. As disclosed by Wolfa et al., Hastelloy® X has the following nominal composition: 22.0 wt % chromium, 9.0 wt % molybdenum, 18.5 wt % iron, 1.5 wt % cobalt, 0.6 wt % tungsten, 1.0 wt % Silicon, 1.0% by weight of manganese, 0.1% by weight of carbon, and the balance of nickel. Then, 7% by weight of Y 2 o 3 The same top coat (TBC) of partially stabilized ZrO2 (Amdry® 204NS-1 manufactured by Oerlikon Metco) was air plasma sprayed onto the bond coat to form four different TBC systems, named comparative TBC- D4700, TBC Example 1, TBC Example 2 and TBC Example 3.
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