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Application of reaction synthesis principles to thermal spray coatings

Time:2012-09-27 08:04:22  From:JOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE  Author:C. J. SWINDEMAN, R. D. SEALS,

Application of reaction synthesis principles to thermal spray coatings

C. J. SWINDEMAN, R. D. SEALS, V. K. SIKKA
JOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE

abstract:Reaction synthesis principles have been extended to plasma spraying to obtain coatings consisting of mixed oxide phases and iron aluminides. Elemental powders of iron and aluminium were fed through a d.c. plasma torch to deposit intermetallic coatings on carbon steel substrates. Carbon steel substrates were also pre-heated with a plasma ame to create an iron oxide surface on the substrate such that an exothermic thermite reaction takes place when molten splats of aluminium impinge the pre-heated substrate at sub- or supersonic velocities. A thermite reaction between iron oxide and aluminium allowed the formation of alumina, FeAl2O4, iron, and iron aluminide phases. The presence of FeAl2O4 and Al2O3 increased the surface hardnesses of the coating, and the hardnesses of the coatings are signicantly higher than the hardnesses of steel substrate, and aluminium particles. X-ray analysis of the coatings, microstructural observations, and microhardness measurements suggest that plasma spraying conditions can be tailored to obtain coatings with high hardness values with in situ synthesized reinforcements (spinel and alumina) or iron aluminide phases. Aluminium-rich phases were observed in the as-deposited coatings when a mixture of aluminium and iron or aluminium and nickel were fed through the plasma gun in ratios equivalent to Fe3Al, FeAl, Ni3Al, and NiAl. In some cases, annealing allowed the formation of iron-rich or nickel-rich aluminide phases. High solidication rates of molten splats allowed very limited diffusional reactions between the splats of aluminium and iron, or aluminium and nickel because the available diffusional time for exothermic interfacial reactions is limited to a fraction of a second at best. Oxidation of part of the aluminium led to the formation of alumina in the as-deposited coatings, and therefore, a vacuum plasma spraying technique is desirable to obtain intermetallic phases.

keywords:;plasma spraying; plasma-spraying;

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