Effect of TBC Residual Stresses by Uniform Growth of TGO and Typical Interface Topography

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Considering the thermally-growth oxide (TGO) that grows between ceramic coating and bond coat interface and surface topography of bond coat in a TBC system, the effect of residual stresses distribution by growth of TGO and cone interface topography in thermal barrier coating was calculated. The calculating result shows that the residual stress of TGO interface is affected by interface topography unit size and topography distribution density obviously. The stress between TGO and ceramic coating interface is greater than the stress between TGO and bond coat interface. Stress concentrates in topography center and the maximal value is 870MPa.The stress decreases with the increase of topography quantity.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 291-294)

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133-136

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July 2011

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