Abstract
The Pd+Rh modified aluminide coatings were deposited on nickel and CMSX-4 nickel superalloy. The Pd layer (2.5 ?m thick) and the subsequent Rh layer (0.5 ?m thick) were electroplated on both nickel and CMSX-4. The aluminization of the substrates with Pd+Rh layers was carried out using the CVD method. Two zones (outer and interdiffusing) were observed on both coatings. The ?-NiAl phase doped in palladium was formed in the outer zones and ?-NiAl phase doped with palladium and rhodium was formed at the boundary between the outer and interdiffusion zones of both coatings. The ??- Ni3Al phase and ?-Co7Mo6 precipitates in the ?-NiAl matrix were found in the interdiffusion zone on nickel and CMSX-4 superalloy respectively. The simultaneous use of Pd and Rh in the aluminide coating slowed down their oxidation rate. Moreover, Pd+Rh co-doping is more efficient than Pd+Hf in reducing the oxidation rate of aluminide coating on CMSX-4 superalloy.
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