Microstructure of Chemical Vapor Transport Deposition Single Crystal Tungsten Coating Working at 1600°C

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Thermionic energy conversion is a process by which thermal energy is transformed into electrical energy directly without the intermediate steps. Microstructure of Chemical Vapor Transport Deposited (CVTD) single crystal tungsten coating working at 1600°C for 1000 h was investigated using optical microscopy and electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD) technique. The experimental results showed that the etching morphology of single crystal tungsten coating was not clear compared to the etching morphology before working. The electro-etched surface of single crystal tungsten coating mainly consist of {110} crystal planes and {112} crystal planes before working at 1600°C. The surface of the single crystal tungsten coating mainly consists of near {110} crystal planes and near {112} crystal planes instead after working at 1600°C.

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