Abstract
Hot corrosion, high temperature oxidation, thermal shock resistance and tensile strength of nanoagglomerated YSZ and YSZ–5, 10 and 15wt.% Alumina composite coatings produced by plasma spraying have been studied. Findings showed that hot corrosion resistance of YSZ–5 and 10wt.% Alumina composite coatings is higher than YSZ coating. After 21h of corrosion test, degradation of YSZ and YSZ–15wt.% Alumina coatings occurred at the interface of ceramic-bond coat while for YSZ–5 and 10wt.% Alumina coatings degradation occurred as spallation of the surface layers of coatings. After corrosion test the peak intensity ratio of t-ZrO2/m-ZrO2 for YSZ–15wt.% Alumina is higher than YSZ coating which shows better corrosion resistance of the former. Thermal shock and tensile strength test results showed a decrease in the shock resistance and tensile strength for YSZ–5 and 10wt.% Alumina coatings. High temperature oxidation of YSZ–Alumina coatings was higher than YSZ coating which shows that diffusion of O2 through grain boundaries or defects as molecules or through vacancies in the lattice structure as ions has been limited.
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