X-RAY RESIDUAL STRESS MEASUREMENT OF PLASMA SPRAYED ALUMINA FILM
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Abstract The development of ceramic coating to metals was stimulated by the need for the materials with high temperature, wear and corrosion resistant. Recently, sprayed coatings are widely used as a ceramic coating methods. In the present study, alumina ceramics was coated on 0.45 mass% carbon steel by plasma spraying. And the residual stress in the coated film was measured by using X-ray diffraction from the (800) plane of γ-alumina by Co-Ka radiation. The mechanical elastic constant increased with decreasing amount of cracks and pores in the coated film made under plasma spraying. The X-ray elastic constant was larger than the mechanical one because the strain measured by X-ray was the average of crystalline phases. The residual stress measured by X-ray was tensile.
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OpenAlex topics: Metal and Thin Film Mechanics · Advanced ceramic materials synthesis · High-Temperature Coating Behaviors
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