Abstract
The oxidation resistance of the MCrAlY binding coat is due to the formation of protective Al2O3 oxide scale at high temperature. The oxidation behavior of NiCrAlYHf alloy in 1100 °C air and air-water vapor atmosphere was studied. The effect of water vapor on the microstructure and distribution of reactive elements was discussed. The results showed that the oxide scale in air has a double layer structure composed of columnar and equiaxed crystals, while the oxide scale in water vapor contains fine alumina grains, which provides more channels for the diffusion of reactive elements. In addition, The Cr element in the oxide scale is mainly concentrated in the outer equiaxed crystal zone, and the Hf oxide is mainly concentrated in the columnar crystal boundary. In air-water vapor atmosphere, the Cr element is uniformly distributed in the oxide scale.
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