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Phase Equilibria In ZrO2-RETaO4 Systems And Their Mechanical Properties And Their Interaction With Ca–Mg–Al–Silicate Melts

Posted on:2022-10-24Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:M ChenFull Text:PDF
GTID:2481306737955989Subject:Materials engineering
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Thermal barrier coatings are widely used as thermal protection materials for high temperature components of aero-engines.However,as the operating temperature of aero-engines is getting higher and higher,the current 7YSZ thermal barrier coating materials have been difficult to meet due to challenges such as high-temperature sintering,phase change,and CMAS corrosion.The use of high-performance engines requires the search for new thermal barrier coating materials that are resistant to high temperature and corrosion.In the ZrO2-RETaO4 system,oxides doped with equimolar REO1.5 and TaO2.5have the potential to become the next generation of thermal barrier coating materials.In this paper,the ZrO2-RETaO4 system ceramic powder was prepared by the chemical co-precipitation method,the influence factors of the formation of tetragonal zirconia in the ZrO2-RETaO4 system were studied,and the mechanical properties and CMAS corrosion mechanism were explored.The main conclusions are as follows:(1)The phase stability sequence of ZrO2-RETaO4 system and the formation law of tetragonal zirconia were studied through microstructure characterization.The results show that the phase stability sequence of the ZrO2-RETaO4 system gradually transitions from tetragonal zirconia to monoclinic zirconia with the increase of the radius of rare earth ions,and this transition occurs between Gd3+and Nd3+rare earth ions;the tetragonal phase of t-ZrO2 the forming ability gradually increases with the decrease of the rare earth ion radius.Smaller rare earth ion doping will make t-ZrO2 stable at a higher doping concentration,and a larger range of stable composition can be obtained,while a larger range of stable composition can be obtained.Rare earth ion doping will reduce the stable composition range of t-ZrO2 and even inhibit the formation of tetragonal zirconia.(2)The mechanical properties such as hardness and toughness of ZrO2-RETaO4system were studied by Vickers indentation method.The results show that the hardness and toughness of the tetragonal phase t-ZrO2 increase with the increase of the doped rare earth ion radius;the hardness of the t-ZrO2+Yb TaO4 two-phase structure area first increases and then gradually decreases with the increase of the Yb TaO4 phase content.The toughness decrease first and then increase;the hardness and toughness of the t-ZrO2+Dy TaO4 two-phase structure area increase with the increase of the Dy TaO4 phase content;the hardness of the t-ZrO2+Gd TaO4 two-phase structure area first decreases with the increase of the Gd TaO4 phase content increase,the toughness gradually decreases.(3)The CMAS corrosion resistance and corrosion mechanism of ZrO2-RETaO4system materials were studied through CMAS corrosion penetration experiment and phase equilibrium reaction experiment.The results show that co-doped t-ZrO2 is not resistant to CMAS corrosion,and its reaction with CMAS will cause Ta5+,RE3+and Zr4+to be solid-dissolved into CMAS,thereby inducing t-ZrO2?m-ZrO2 phase transition,which produces greater strain energy,making the corroded tissue loose and porous.When the t-ZrO2+Yb TaO4 structure reacts with CMAS,t-ZrO2 is the main part of the reaction,while Yb TaO4 is relatively inert.The reaction product is c-ZrO2,which is loose and porous and does not have the characteristics of resistance to CMAS corrosion.The corrosion structure of t-ZrO2+Gd TaO4 and t-ZrO2+Dy TaO4 two-phase structure is basically the same.In the CMAS corrosion process,RETaO4mainly participates in the reaction,and the reaction product is pyrochlore Ca RETa2O7.The corrosion reaction layer is continuous and dense to hinder the role of CMAS corrosion.
Keywords/Search Tags:Thermal barrier coatings, Phase transformation, Rare earth doping, CMAS, Toughness
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