2016
DOI: 10.15407/mfint.38.06.0839
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Influence of Surface Oxides on the Mechanism of Adhesion of a Coating at Plasma Spraying

Abstract: Показано, что присутствие оксидного слоя на обрабатываемой поверхно-сти при нанесении плазменных покрытий оказывает значительное влия-ние на контактную температуру и механизм сцепления частиц покрытия с поверхностью подложки. Исследован процесс контактного нагрева слоя поверхностных оксидов. Показана возможность сцепления частиц по-крытия со слоем поверхностных оксидов при обеспечении смачивания за счёт плавления оксидного слоя. Определены условия смачиваемого кон-такта покрытия при нестационарном теплообмене … Show more

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“…With an increase of 300 and the thickness of the image of the oxide layer in the photo, 2 mm, the actual thickness of the oxide layer was 7 µm. When the thermal diffusivity of the oxide is α = λ / ρc = 4,6 • 10 -6 m 2 / s, the time for the passage of the thermal wave through its thickness, according to (9), is 3,4 • 10 -6 s. In the indicated time interval, the temperature of the oxide layer is constant and corresponds to the data in Table 2. After this interval, the temperature field propagates deep into the substrate metal, where the thermal conductivity is higher.…”
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“…With an increase of 300 and the thickness of the image of the oxide layer in the photo, 2 mm, the actual thickness of the oxide layer was 7 µm. When the thermal diffusivity of the oxide is α = λ / ρc = 4,6 • 10 -6 m 2 / s, the time for the passage of the thermal wave through its thickness, according to (9), is 3,4 • 10 -6 s. In the indicated time interval, the temperature of the oxide layer is constant and corresponds to the data in Table 2. After this interval, the temperature field propagates deep into the substrate metal, where the thermal conductivity is higher.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 85%
“…According to the calculation of the formula (10), to wet the substrate with an initial temperature of 100 ° C, when the oxides are melted, the temperature of the coating particles above 2330 ° C is required. To estimate the lifetime of the largest contact temperature, we used the formula (9). The thickness of the oxide layer on the substrate was determined using a microsection photo of the contact, Figure 1.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%