Abstract
This work investigates the effect of calcium-magnesium aluminosilicate (CMAS) deposits on thermal barrier coatings. CMAS infiltration was achieved by means of a cement tape containing synthetic glass powder. The tape was placed on coating surfaces and melted in a tube furnace or with a flame burner. The resulting coating failures were investigated by examining thermomechanical and thermochemical interactions between the coatings and aluminosilicate deposits. It was found that the porous nature of thermal spray TBCs makes them vulnerable to CMAS attack even before discernible chemical reactions start. Possible mitigation approaches are proposed for improving coating life under such conditions.
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2009
ASM International
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Ceramics, TBCs, SOFCs, and EBCs
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