Sliding Wear Characteristics of Plasma Sprayed 8%Y2O3-Zr Coating for Post-Spray Heat Treatment

Chae, Young Hun; Suh, Min Soo; Kim, Seock Sam

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Sliding Wear Characteristics of Plasma Sprayed 8%Y₂O₃-Zr Coating for Post-Spray Heat Treatment

Abstract:

The purpose of this study is to investigate the wear characteristics of yttria-stabilized zirconia coating as a function of effect on post-spray heat treatment. We concerned that the residual stress is due to during cooling from a high deposition temperature. We will focus on the tribological wear performance as a magnitude of residual stress. The effect of residual stress as post-spay heat treatment temperature will be discussed. The plasma-sprayed 8%Y2O3-Zirconia coating is studied to know the relationship between phase transformations and wear properties after post-spray heat treatment. Wear tests is carried out with ball on disk type on 50 N, 70 N, 90 N under room temperature. The transformation of phase and magnitude of residual stress are measured by x-ray diffraction method (XRD). Tribological characteristics and wear mechanism for post-spray heat treatment is observed by SEM.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 324-325)

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Fracture and Damage Mechanics V

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M.H. Aliabadi, Qingfen Li, Li Li and F.-G. Buchholz

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1139-1142

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Y. H. Chae et al., "Sliding Wear Characteristics of Plasma Sprayed 8%Y₂O₃-Zr Coating for Post-Spray Heat Treatment ", Key Engineering Materials, Vols. 324-325, pp. 1139-1142, 2006

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November 2006

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Young Hun Chae, Min Soo Suh, Seock Sam Kim

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Coating, Plasma Spraying, Tribology, Wear

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