The Study of High Temperature Oxidation Performance of Thermal Barrier Coatings Prepared by Plasma Spraying and Laser Remelting

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The CoCrAlYTaSi/YSZ thermal barrier coating was prepared on the surface of GH586 by plasma spraying and laser remelting process. The coating prepared by plasma spraying, YSZ have no phase transformation. After remelting, YSZ also have no phase transformation, but the grain of the preferential growth orientation changed. Plasma spraying coating is mainly composed of t and t' phase, all the t phase transform into t' phase and recrystallization after remelting. After remelting, the substrate grain and γ' phase size are obviously grown up, leading to the decrease of high temperature oxidation resistance of substrate. In the process of oxidation, no obvious phase transformation are taken place in the plasma spraying coating, and the coating after laser remelting, tetragonal-monoclinic phase transformation happened.

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