Quenching stress in plasma sprayed coatings and its correlation with the deposit microstructure

Quenching stress arises within a thermally sprayed splat as its thermal contraction after solidification is constrained by the underlying solid. Dependence of the quenching stress in plasma-sprayed deposits of Ni-20Cr alloy and alumina on the substrate temperature during spraying was discussed in co...

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Published in:Journal of thermal spray technology 1995-03, Vol.4 (1), p.75-84
Main Authors: Kuroda, S., Dendo, T., Kitahara, S.
Format: Article
Language:English
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Summary:Quenching stress arises within a thermally sprayed splat as its thermal contraction after solidification is constrained by the underlying solid. Dependence of the quenching stress in plasma-sprayed deposits of Ni-20Cr alloy and alumina on the substrate temperature during spraying was discussed in conjunction with the change in the nature of the interlamellar contact between splats. It was found by mercury intrusion porosimetry and observation of cross sections of impregnated deposits that the interlamellar contact is improved significantly by raising the substrate temperature during deposition from 200 to 600 deg C. The positive dependence of the quenching stress on the substrate temperature in this temperature range was attributed to a stronger constraint against thermal contraction of sprayed splats after solidification due to the improved contact. Substrate: mild steel.
ISSN:1059-9630
1544-1016
DOI:10.1007/BF02648531