Abstract
In this study, high-power axial-injection suspension plasma spraying is used to synthesize yttrium oxide coatings from fine powder slurries. The coatings are assessed based on microstructure, hardness, and porosity and compared with coatings produced by other spraying methods. Resistance to erosion from CF4 containing plasma is also investigated. Test results show that the suspension plasma sprayed Y2O3 coatings are superior in terms of density, hardness, uniformity, and plasma erosion resistance. They also retain a smoother surface when exposed to plasma that contains CF4.
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2009
ASM International
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