journal article·2024-08

High temperature oxidation resistance and thermodynamic properties of (TaNbZr)N and (TaNbZr)C quaternary ceramic coating

Haiyang Yu, Wenping Liang, Qiang Miao, Mengjuan Yin, Yong Wang, Hongfei Liu, Hongmei Jin, Fengxia Wei, Na Gong

Corrosion Science· Volume 237
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Abstract

A TaNbZr-based quaternary ceramic coating with a metallurgical transition layer on a titanium alloy surface has been produced. The quaternary ceramic coatings exhibit a face-centered cubic structure and distinct structural orientation. The introduction of carbon and nitrogen significantly improved high-temperature oxidation resistance compared to metallic coatings in cyclic oxidation tests. Specifically, the (TaNbZr)N coating provided effective thermal protection during 800 °C cyclic oxidation for 100 hours (10 cycles). The phase stability and evolution of quaternary ceramic coatings were clarified using in-situ XRD. Further, first-principles calculations elucidated the enhanced thermal stability and high-temperature performance of (TaNbZr)N and (TaNbZr)C coatings.
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