Oxidation behavior of platinum–aluminum alloys and the effect of Zr doping
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The isothermal and cyclic oxidation behavior of PtAl and PtAl + Zr was studied followed by postoxidation microstructural and microchemical analyses. Their isothermal oxidation performance at 1200 °C was similar to that of NiAl and NiAl + Zr. In short (1-h) cycles, the cyclic oxidation resistance of undoped PtAl was found to be substantially better than NiAl. However, with longer (100-h) cycles, little improvement in the metal consumption rate was observed relative to NiAl. The addition of Zr to PtAl significantly improved cyclic oxidation performance in both short- and long-cycle tests. Spatially resolved energy dispersive spectroscopy indicated Zr segregation to both the metal–oxide interface and Al2O3 grain boundaries.
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