High Temperature Oxide Resistant Components of Perspective High Strength Intermetalceramic Composite Coatings

Proceedings of the International Convention “Advances and Trends in Engineering Materials and their Applications” (AES-ATEMA’2010) 2010
Aleksandrs Urbahs, Konstantins Savkovs, Margarita Urbaha

The work represents the results of the experiments associated with the development of a fundamentally new composite intermetallic ceramic coating for hot section parts of gas turbine engines. It was determined that the combination of arc-jet and magnetron methods gives opportunity to expand the scope of sputtering when creating heat-resistant coatings in vacuum. In such a way obtained coating differs by the absence of a “drop” phase and, subsequently, by higher thickness and smoothness. In such a case, the best coating properties can be achieved by separate gas feeding into working chamber

Keywords
High Temperature Oxide Resistant Composite coatings, Composite coatings, nanotechnology

Urbahs, A., Savkovs, K., Urbaha, M. High Temperature Oxide Resistant Components of Perspective High Strength Intermetalceramic Composite Coatings. In: Proceedings of the International Convention “Advances and Trends in Engineering Materials and their Applications” (AES-ATEMA’2010), Italy, Brixen, 19-23 July, 2010. Ottawa: Advanced Engineering Solutions, 2010, pp.77-81. ISBN 97809866504.

Publication language
English (en)