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NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) 20170005264: Thermochemistry of CaO-MgO-Al2O3-SiO2 (CMAS) and Advanced Thermal and Environmental Barrier Coating Systems PDF

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National Aeronautics and Space Administration Thermochemistry of CaO-MgO-Al O -SiO (CMAS) and 2 3 2 Advanced Thermal and Environmental Barrier Coating Systems GUSTAVO COSTA AND DONGMING ZHU Environmental Effects and Coatings Branch Materials and Structures Division NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH 44135 [email protected] www.nasa.gov National Aeronautics and Space Administration Outline of Presentation • Thermal and Environmental Barrier Coating Systems • Experimental - Sample preparation and reaction with CMAS • Results - Thermodynamic modeling of YSZ-CMAS system - Characterization: 1 - Pristine NASA composition CMAS by XRD, ICP-OAS and DSC 2 - CMAS reacted with the hollow tube coating specimens by SEM-EDS and XRD • Summary www.nasa.gov National Aeronautics and Space Administration Thermal and Environment Barrier Coating Developments Baseline ZrO -(7-8)wt%Y O and Rare Earth Doped-Low Conductivity Thermal Barrier 2 2 3 Coating Systems - Continued Baseline ZrO -(7-8) wt%Y O : 2 2 3 Ceramic coating - Relatively low intrinsic thermal conductivity ~2.5 W/m-K NiCrAlYBond coat - High thermal expansion to better match superalloy substrates - Good high temperature stability and mechanical properties -Additional conductivity reduction by micro-porosity Low Conductivity Defect Cluster Thermal Barrier Coatings — Multi-component oxide defect clustering approach e.g.: ZrO /HfO -Y O -Nd O (Gd O ,Sm O )-Yb O (Sc O ) systems 2 2 2 3 2 3 2 3 2 3 2 3 2 3 Primary stabilizer Oxide cluster dopants with distinctive ionic sizes — Defect clusters associated with dopant segregation — The 5 to 100 nm size defect clusters for significantly reduced thermal conductivity (0.5-1.2 W/m-K) and improved stability Plasma-sprayed ZrO - — Advanced TEBC systems for Ceramic Matrix Composites use the low k based compositions 2 (Y, Nd,Yb) O 2 3 TEBCs-CMAS Degradation is of Concern with Increasing Operating Temperatures www.nasa.gov National Aeronautics and Space Administration Experimental:sample preparation and heat treatment • Air plasma sprayed coating (0.030” thickness) specimens on to 1/8” diameter graphite bar substrates then 1500 C, 5 h sintering, resulting hollow tubes. • NASA composition CMAS used for reaction at 1300  C for 5h. Hollow Tube composition mole (%) r(%) * Average pore vol. 3 mm -cut (mm3) ** Pt foil ZrO -12Y O 90(3) 35(2) 2 2 3 ZrO - 18Y O 81(3) - XRD and 2 2 3 cubic SEM-EDS HfO -7Dy O 89(3) 21(3) CMAS 2 2 3 ZrO - 9Y O - 4.5Gd O - 4.5Yb O 100 (3) 3(7) powder 2 2 3 2 3 2 3 3 mm -cut ZrO - 9.6Y O - 2.2Gd O - 2.1Yb O 90(3) 23(4) 2 2 3 2 3 2 3 ZrO - 3Y O - 1.5Nd O - 1.5Yb O - 0.3Sc O 90(3) 20(3) 2 2 3 2 3 2 3 2 3 tetragonal ZrO - 3Y O -1.5Sm O -1.5Yb O 98(3) 4(3) 2 2 3 2 3 2 3 *(rgeometric*100/rHe). **rgeometric-rHe. (1:10 CMAS to sample mass ratio, concentration of 70-150 mg/cm2) (A) (B) (C) Hollow 12YSZ tube samples: (A) pristine; (B) before heat treatment in which it was half filled with CMAS powder, wrapped and sealed with Pt foil; (C) after heat treatment at 1310 C for 30 min and unwrapped. www.nasa.gov National Aeronautics and Space Administration Results: characterization of NASA composition CMAS (as processed) before reaction Phase content (Wt. %) Chemical analysis of the as-received NASA CMAS by ICP-OAS Amorphous – 66.4  0.9 Element Amount(wt. %) ± SiO – 3.5  0.1 2 Ca 21 1 Ca Mg Al Si O – 23.5  0.7 2 0.46 0.99 1.52 7 Mg 3.1 0.2 CaSiO – 6.6  0.4 3 Al 6.1 0.3 Si 19 1 Fe 5.9 0.3 Ni 1.10 0.06 Trace elements found but not quantified are Ba, Cr, Cu, K, Mn, Na, Sr, Ti, Zr DSC /(mW/mg) Complex Peak: Flow /(ml/min) Area: -48.79 J/g exo Peak: 1319.3 °C Onset:1258.2 °C End: 1329.5 °C 250 X-ray diffraction patterns of theas-received CMASsample. 0.0 200 -0.2 -0.4 150 -0.6 100 -0.8 50 -1.0 -1.2 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 Temperature /°C Main Instrument :NETZSCH DSC 404F1File :C:\NETZSCH\Proteus\data5\Costa\Samples\G64.dd8Remark :Third DSC run since Oct 2014. 1x evac/backfill ProjDect :SC traces of CRefeMrenceA : SR emf Al2Oi3x,0 megd with 18YSZ (1:2 Mmode/atypse osf m erasa. :tDiSoC / )sa mdpleu witrh cionrrecgtion Identity : G64 Material : Segments : 1/1 DSC traces of CMAS during heating and cooling up to Date/time : 6/30/2016 4:20:39 PM Corr./temp.cahl :ebaaselitnei 1n500gC 10Cu _mpin _0t6o-30- 116.bd58 / 0TCA0LZ EROC.TM Xat Crucible : DSC/TG pan Pt Laboratory :Glenn Research Center Sens.file : sensitivity from sapphire_Pt crucible 1500C air 01-06-16.ed8 Atmosphere : N2/O2, 50.0ml/min Operator : Costa Range : 20/10.0(K/min)/1500 Corr/m. range : 020/5000 µV 1500 C at 5 C/min. Sample : G64, 24.8 mg Sample car./TC :DSC Cp S / S 5 C/min. Created with NETZSCH Proteus software www.nasa.gov Results: Thermochemical modeling of YSZ – CMAS system using National Aeronautics and Space Administration Thermocalc and TCOX6 database Reaction T of the experiments Calculated phase diagram of CMS-YSZ system. Input oxide amounts Component Mole CaO 35 MgO 8 AlO 7 2 3 SiO 45 2 FeO 3 2 3 NiO 1 ZrO 82 2 YO 18 2 3 8 mol% Y O 2 3 Fluoride ZrO2_tetragonal 2.3 mol% Y O Ionic_liq#2 2 3 Output: Component Mol Baseline TBC T - 1316.85 C CaO 1.7e-2 Mol Apatite Mol Component Component MgO 2.5e-3 CaO 8.1e-3 Mol CaO 2.8e-1 FeO 1.7e-7 1.5 MgO 5.1e-5 Component MgO 9.3e-2 AlO 1e-3 1.5 FeO 8.6e-8 CaO 1.1e-1 SiO 3.8e-1 NiO 4.4e-3 1.5 2 NiO 3.8e-3 MgO 2e-4 FeO 9.3-1 SiO 3.0e-5 1.5 2 ZrO 9.7e-1 SiO 2.7e-1 NiO 2.2e-2 ZrO 8.9e-1 2 2 2 YO 1.8e-2 YO 6.2 e-1 ZrO 2.7e-2 YO 8.4e-2 1 1.5 1 1.5 2 1 1.5 www.nasa.gov National Aeronautics and Space Administration Results: SEM cross-section images at low magnification (lower cut section) 12YSZ 18YSZ 7DySH ZrO -9.0Y O -4.5Gd O -4.5Yb O ZrO -9.6Y O -2.2Gd O -2.1Yb O ZrO -3.0Y O -1.5Sm O -1.5Yb O 2 2 3 2 3 2 3 2 2 3 2 3 2 3 2 2 3 2 3 2 3 ZrO -3.0Y O -1.5Nd O -1.5Yb O - 2 2 3 2 3 2 3 0.3Sc O 2 3 SEM cross – sectional electron images of the lower section of the ceramic hollow tube samples reacted with CMAS at 1300 C for 5 h. www.nasa.gov National Aeronautics and Space Administration Results: 12YSZ lower section of the hollow tube reacted with CMAS. Spots 1-3. SEM image of (reacted region) at high magnification. Grains 1-3 ZrO Y O 2 2 3 Nominal mole (%) 88 12 EDS mole (%) 81 (1) 11.9(2) cubic, YSZ Spot 4. XRD pattern of the ground hollow tube. Elemental content from EDS. www.nasa.gov National Aeronautics and Space Administration Results: 18YSZ lower section of the hollow tube reacted with CMAS. Spot 2. Spot 1. SEM image at high magnification. Grain 1 ZrO Y O 2 2 3 Nominal mole (%) 81 18 EDS mole (%) 75(2) 19(1) Spot 3. cubic, YSZ + apatite phases X-ray diffraction of the ground hollow tube. Elemental content from EDS. www.nasa.gov National Aeronautics and Space Administration Results: 7DySH lower section of the hollow tube reacted with CMAS. Spot 2. SEM image at high magnification. Grain 2 HfO Dy O 2 2 3 Nominal mole (%) 93 7 EDS mole (%) 85(5) 7(1) Monoclinic and cubic, DySH Spot 1. XRD pattern of the ground hollow tube. Elemental content from EDS. www.nasa.gov

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