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Riethmueller, J., Dehm, G., Affeldt, E. E., Arzt, E. |
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International Journal of Materials Research: Zeitschrift fuer Metallkunde; January 2022, Vol. 97 Issue: 6 p689-698, 10p |
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The performance of thermal barrier coatings (TBCs) in jet engines is strongly influenced by thermal and mechanical properties of the bond coat. In this investigation two different types of Pt-modified diffusion coatings developed for application as oxidation protection or as a bond coat in TBC systems were studied with respect to their microstructure and mechanical properties. The microstructural analyses based on different microscopy techniques and X-ray diffraction measurements revealed distinct differences between the two coatings: the coating aluminized by a gas phase process consisted solely of a (NiPt)Al phase, while the coating fabricated by pack-cementation consisted mainly of the two phases (NiPt)Al and Al2Pt, leading to a higher strength in comparison with the single-phase coating. In contrast, the ductility determined with 3-point bend tests between room temperature and 700°C was clearly better for the single-phase coating. Additionally, the substrate curvature of coated sheets was measured to gain some information about coating stresses. |
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