Design of ablation resistant Zr-Ta-O-C composite coating for service above 2400 ℃

Dou Hu, Qiangang Fu, Zhijie Dong, Yutai Zhang, Zhaowei Wang

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Abstract

To improve the limited ablation resistance of Zr-Ta-O compound film induced by Ta continuous enrichment, phase diagram design and ablation tests (4.2 MW/m2) were conducted to obtain an appropriate modification strategy. The Zr6Ta2O17 intermediate phase was synthesized and introduced into plasma sprayed ZrC coatings. Compared with ZrC coating, the linear variation rate of ZrC-5 vol% Zr6Ta2O17 coating was decreased by 80%. The greatly improved ablation performance was attributed to the weakening effect of minor Ta solid solution on the Zr-O covalent bond and appropriate addition amount of Zr6Ta2O17 phase to keep Ta/Zr molar ratio under a low level (Ta/Zr < 1/11).

Original languageEnglish
Article number110221
JournalCorrosion Science
Volume200
DOIs
StatePublished - 15 May 2022

Keywords

  • Ablation
  • C/C composites
  • Plasma spraying
  • Zr-Ta-O compound film
  • ZrTaO

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