2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.surfcoat.2021.128038
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Effect of irregular microcracks on the hot corrosion behavior and thermal shock resistance of YSZ thermal barrier coatings

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“…When turbine engines consume low-quality fuels containing impurities such as vanadium, sulfur, and sodium or are operated for marine applications, hot corrosion from the corrosive salts can be a crucial factor to the durability of TBCs. These corrosive salts will melt and penetrate the coating at high temperatures and react with the basic rare earth oxides, resulting in the decomposition of the coatings [10,11]. The hot corrosion behavior of YSZ coating in vanadate-sulfate slats has been extensively studied.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…When turbine engines consume low-quality fuels containing impurities such as vanadium, sulfur, and sodium or are operated for marine applications, hot corrosion from the corrosive salts can be a crucial factor to the durability of TBCs. These corrosive salts will melt and penetrate the coating at high temperatures and react with the basic rare earth oxides, resulting in the decomposition of the coatings [10,11]. The hot corrosion behavior of YSZ coating in vanadate-sulfate slats has been extensively studied.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These fuel contaminants could create a corrosive environment of sulfate and vanadate (YVO 4 and Na 2 O) on the surface of the TBCs during prolonged operation. 5,6 Due to the instability of the t ′ -phase, these compounds can penetrate the top coat defects in the molten state and react with Y 2 O 3 , speeding the tetragonal-to-monoclinic transformation process. 7 The phase transition may produce volume expansion and stress, resulting in TBC degradation or premature failure.…”
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“…Using the finite element method, Zhi-Y et al explained the YSZ coating peel fractures as the connection between the interface peak and the cracks within the YSZ [25]. Kai et al came to the conclusion that the connection of the fractures within the YSZ would result in a rupture region later in the coating's lifetime, thereby accelerating the coating's peeling [26]. Consequently, the crack extension and connection problem will be a significant factor in coating failure; however, previous studies on thermal barrier coatings focused on the analysis of internal stress and interface morphology of the coating, concentrating on the TBC failure mode and the corresponding failure mechanism, while simplifying or ignoring the effect of the morphology of the porous YSZ on crack extension.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%