In-situ formation mechanism and long-term isothermal oxidation behaviors at 1400 °C and 1500 °C of (Nb,Ti,Mo)Si2-(Ti,Nb,Mo)5Si3 biphasic compositionally-complex ceramic composite coating on C103 alloy
Xin Wang , Wei Zhang , Tingyang Wang , Tao Yang , Chengxu Han , Fan Yang
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Abstract
A novel (Nb,Ti,Mo)Si2-(Ti,Nb,Mo)5Si3 biphasic composite coating was in-situ prepared on C103 alloy via vacuum reactive sintering. The coating kept intact after oxidation at 1400℃ and 1500℃ for 100 h, respectively, and its oxidation behaviors were governed by the selective oxidation process of elements within the silicides. The coating formed a composite oxide film featuring amorphous SiO2 as the “cement” and spherical TiO2 particles as the “aggregate particles”. After oxidation at 1500℃ for 100 h, the surface phase of the coating transformed into (Nb,Mo)Si2. Coating degradation initiated at the grain boundaries of NbSi2 in the lower part of the coating.
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