期刊
COATINGS
卷 10, 期 10, 页码 -出版社
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/coatings10100957
关键词
thermal barrier coating; high porosity; thermal cyclic fatigue; thermal conductivity; adhesion strength; sintering; deposition efficiency; plasma spraying
High-porosity thermal barrier coatings are utilized on gas turbine components where maximizing the coating thermal insulation capability is the primary design criteria. Though such coatings have been in industrial use for some time, manufacturing high-porosity coatings quickly and efficiently has proven challenging. With the industry demand to increase productivity and reduce waste generation, there is a drive to look at improved coating manufacturing methods. This article looks at high-porosity coatings manufactured using a high-power plasma system in comparison with a current industrial coating. A commercial spray powder is compared with an experimental Low-Density powder developed to maximize coating porosity without sacrificing coating deposition efficiency. The resultant coatings have been assessed for their microstructure, adhesion strength, furnace cyclic lifetime, thermal conductivity and sintering behavior. Finally, the impact of spray processing on coating economics is discussed. The use of a Low-Density powder with a high-power plasma system allows a high-porosity coating to be manufactured more efficiently and more cost effectively than with conventional powder feedstock. The improvement in thermal properties for the experimental coating demonstrates there is scope to improve industrial coatings by designing with specific thermal resistance rather than thickness and porosity as coating requirements.
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