| 英文摘要 |
NiAl intermetallic material has been subjected to high temperature applications. In previous study, an attempt has been made to improve the cyclic oxidation resistance of steel by using cathodic arc plasma ion plated NiAl, which seems possible to replace a conventional MCrAlY bond coat layer. Since electron-beam evaporation PVD-YSZ is well developed, to facilitate a single-stage thermal barrier coating process requires the combination of EBPVD-YSZ with EBPVD-bond coat, namely EBPVD-NiAl. Thus, Ni30Al70 and Ni50Al50 source materials were used to deposit NiAl films on stainless steel and nickel-base superalloy and to evaluate their cyclic oxidation resistance. Scanning electron microscope was used to observe surface morphology of the specimens. X-ray diffractometry was used to characterize surface phases using CuK α radiation. A glow discharge optical emission spectrometer was used to analyse the composition and compositional depth profile of the specimens before and after cyclic oxidation tests. Experimental results show that the deposited NiAl films are greatly influenced in composition and constituent phases by the evaporatant source material. Aluminum is the major phase with Ni2Al3 as minor phase were obtained by using Ni30Al70 as source material, while NiAl and Ni2Al3 were the major phases when using Ni50Al50 as source material. These two types of NiAl film can provide protection against high temperature oxidation during cyclic oxidation test, although mechanisms to resist high temperature are different. When testing at 800 , the formation of Fe3Al and NiAl phase is the primary contributor to thermal oxidation resistance due to low oxygen diffusivity in it, hence effectively protect substrate. On going to the higher test temperature 1100℃, the stable α-Al2O3 grown on the most top layer in addition to the Fe3Al or Ni3Al formation resulting form interdiffusion between coating and substrate instead prevents from further oxidation. |