Formation of Cr-modified silicide coatings on a Ti–Nb–Si based ultrahigh-temperature alloy by pack cementation process
Formation of Cr-modified silicide coatings on a Ti–Nb–Si based ultrahigh-temperature alloy by pack cementation process
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DOI:
10.1016/j.apsusc.2010.05.091
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发表时间:
2010-10
影响因子:
6.7
通讯作者:
Yan-qiang Qiao;Xiping Guo
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作者:
Yan-qiang Qiao;Xiping Guo
Cr-modified silicide coatings were prepared on a Ti–Nb–Si based ultrahigh temperature alloy by Si–Cr co-deposition at 1250°C, 1350°C and 1400°C for 5–20h respectively. It was found that both coating structure and phase constituents changed significantly with increase in the co-deposition temperature and holding time. The outer layers in all coatings prepared at 1250°C for 5–20h consisted of (Ti,X)5Si3(X represents Nb, Cr and Hf elements). (Ti,X)5Si4was found as the only phase constituent in the intermediate layers in both coatings prepared at 1250°C for 5 and 10h, but the intermediate layers in the coatings prepared at 1250°C for 15 and 20h were mainly composed of (Ti,X)5Si3phase that was derived from the decomposition of (Ti,X)5Si4phase. In the coating prepared at 1350°C for 5h, single (Ti,X)5Si3phase was found in its outmost layer, the same as that in the outer layers in the coatings prepared at 1250°C; but in the coatings prepared at 1350°C for 10–20h, (Nb1.95Cr1.05)Cr2Si3ternary phase was found in the outmost layers besides (Ti,X)5Si3phase. In the coatings prepared at 1400°C for 5–20h, (Nb1.95Cr1.05)Cr2Si3ternary phase was the single phase constituent in their outmost layers. The phase transformation (Ti,X)5Si4→(Ti,X)5Si3+Si occurred in the intermediate layers of the coatings prepared at 1350 and 1400°C with prolonging co-deposition time, similar to the situation in the coatings prepared at 1250°C for 15 and 20h, but this transformation has been speeded up by increase in the co-deposition temperature. The transitional layers were mainly composed of (Ti,X)5Si3phase in all coatings. The influence of co-deposition temperature on the diffusion ability of Cr atoms was greater than that of Si atoms in the Si–Cr co-deposition processes investigated. The growth of coatings obeyed inverse logarithmic laws at all three co-deposition temperatures. The Si–Cr co-deposition coating prepared at 1350°C for 10h showed a good oxidation resistance due to the formation of SiO2and Nb, Cr-doped TiO2scale after oxidation at 1250°C for 10h.