Ablation Property of the Plasma Sprayed NiCrAlY-ZrO2 Compound Coating on Stainless Steel Material

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The NiCrAlY-ZrO2 anti-ablation compound coating was prepared on one surface of a 201stainless steel by plasma spraying, and the ablation property was studied by the cyclic ablation experiment. The morphology and XRD pattern of the NiCrAlY-ZrO2 coating were characterized by SEM and XRD methods before and after ablation on the high-temperature oxyacetylene flame. The results show a good adhesion between the coating and substrate. After the ablation at high temperature flame, the smoothness of the coating surface declined. The coating, under the oxyacetylene flame of 2800°C, can effectively improve the anti-ablation property of the substrate material, the mass loss for the coated sample is 1/4 of the uncoated specimen under the same number of ablation cycles.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1120-1121)

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689-693

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July 2015

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