THE BEHAVIOUR OF TURBO ENGINE ASSOCIATED THERMAL BARRIER COATING STRUCTURES FROM A TRIBOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
Victor Manoliu, Alexandru Mihailescu, Gheorghe Ionescu, Adriana Stefan
Pages: 269-278
Published: 31 May 2015
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Abstract: Adjustable nozzles, shutters, cover plates and other turbo engine ''hot parts'' (combustion chamber, diffuser, etc.) are subject to a number of wear factors-high temperature, thermal shock, corrosion, erosion-which can act simultaneously in complex manner. Dry friction due to the relative motion of the shutters and cover plates is also present. This paper underlines the properties of protective ceramic structures. Information on the behavior of the developed coatings, together with thermal testing results, will enable a more comprehensive evaluation of the protective solutions.
Keywords: tbc, thermal shock testing, friction coefficient, block-on-ring
Cite this article: Victor Manoliu, Alexandru Mihailescu, Gheorghe Ionescu, Adriana Stefan. THE BEHAVIOUR OF TURBO ENGINE ASSOCIATED THERMAL BARRIER COATING STRUCTURES FROM A TRIBOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE. Journal of International Scientific Publications: Materials, Methods & Technologies 9, 269-278 (2015). https://www.scientific-publications.net/en/article/1000774/
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