Abstract
The effect of LaPO4 content on the calcium-magnesium-aluminosilicates (CMAS) corrosion resistance of the plasma-sprayed LaPO4-8YSZ composite coatings at 1250 °C was investigated. The microstructure and corrosion products of the LaPO4-8YSZ composite coatings after CMAS attack was determined by using SEM/TEM/SAED. The results indicated that LaPO4 was segregated at the grain boundaries of the composite coatings and the addition of LaPO4 into 8YSZ coating increased their CMAS reactivity, which led to the formation of planar reaction zone while the CMAS infiltration depth decreased from ∼658 μm to ∼119 μm. The CMAS infiltration depth of the composite coatings firstly increased with LaPO4 addition, reaching its maximum for the composite coating with 5 wt% LaPO4, and then showed a downtrend. For the composite coating with 20 wt% LaPO4, a dense apatite layer formed in the corrosion front, which inhibited CMAS penetration and resulted in the shallowest CMAS infiltration depth among the test samples.
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