Next-generation abrasion resistant metal matrix composite coatings
新一代耐磨金属基复合涂层
基本信息
- 批准号:514832-2017
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 0.98万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:Collaborative Research and Development Grants
- 财政年份:2017
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2017-01-01 至 2018-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Research on the development and assessment of advanced, next-generation cold- and thermal-sprayed coatingswill contribute to improvements in oil sands efficiency and incorporation of advanced manufacturing andmaterials through emerging technology aimed at new materials development. This proposal sets out to describea research project that will be supported by Imperial Oil, in collaboration with InnoTech Alberta, an Albertagovernment research organization, to develop and model the performance of next-generation metal matrixcomposite coatings that will be used to prevent or mitigate wear of machine part components that are used inoil sands processing, upgrading, and transport. Here, the industry sponsor and the applicants wish to expand onImperial Oil's current suite and catalog of wear resistant coating solutions by introducing advanced metalmatrix composite coating materials into their business. Coatings are used by a variety of industries in aplenitude of applications to provide protection to machine parts from the adverse effects of surface degradationprocesses such as corrosion, wear, and high temperatures. Variations of coatings have been developed, andsome of these developments have been motivated by the need for new coating solutions and shifts in industrialmarkets. The applicants, by way of their expertise and interactions with various stakeholders, have identifiedthat the development of new advanced coatings with multi-purpose capabilities that extend beyond surfaceprotection against only one surface degradation mechanism will offer a unique expansion of the utility ofcoatings into novel areas that have been established by industry and government. While coatings are known toprovide reliable protection, failures can occur. This research proposal will address the development ofadvanced next-generation metal matrix composite coatings and mechanism-based modelling of failures ofthese coatings. By focusing on these areas, the outcome of this industry-supported research project will be thedesign and development of reinforced wear-resistant coating material systems for improvements in oil sandsefficiency.
对先进的下一代冷喷涂和热喷涂涂层的开发和评估的研究将有助于提高油砂的效率,并通过旨在开发新材料的新兴技术将先进的制造和材料结合起来。该提案旨在描述一个研究项目,该项目将得到帝国石油公司的支持,并与艾伯塔省政府研究组织InnoTech阿尔伯塔合作,开发下一代金属基复合材料涂层的性能并对其进行建模,这些涂层将用于防止或减轻油砂加工、升级和运输中使用的机器零件组件的磨损。在这里,行业赞助商和申请人希望通过将先进的金属基复合涂层材料引入其业务来扩展帝国石油公司目前的耐磨涂层解决方案套件和目录。涂料被广泛应用于各种行业,为机器零件提供保护,使其免受腐蚀、磨损和高温等表面降解过程的不利影响。涂料的变化已经被开发出来,其中一些发展是由于对新涂料解决方案的需求和工业市场的转变。申请人通过他们的专业知识和与各种利益相关者的互动,已经确定开发具有多用途能力的新的先进涂层,其延伸超出仅针对一种表面降解机制的表面保护,将提供涂层效用到工业和政府已经建立的新领域的独特扩展。虽然涂层是已知的,以提供可靠的保护,故障可能会发生。这项研究计划将致力于开发先进的下一代金属基复合材料涂层,并对这些涂层的失效进行基于机理的建模。通过关注这些领域,该行业支持的研究项目的成果将是设计和开发增强耐磨涂层材料系统,以提高油砂效率。
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