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Sulfur and Moisture Effects on Alumina Scale and TBC Spallation James L Smialek NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH 44135 Presented at GE Aviation, Evendale, OH May 9, 2007 It has been well established that a few ppmw sulfur impurity may segregate to the interface of thermally grown alumina scales and the underlying substrate, resulting in bond degradation and premature spallation. This has been shown for NiAl and NiCrAl-based alloys, bare single crystal superalloys, or coated superalloys. The role of reactive elements (especially Y) has been to getter the sulfur in the bulk and preclude interfacial segregation. Pt additions are also very beneficial, however a similar thermodynamic explanation does not apply. The purpose of the present discussion is to highlight some observations of these effects on Rene142, ReneN5, PWA1480, and PWA1484. For PWA1480, we have mapped cyclic oxidation and spallation in terms of potential sulfur interfacial layers and found that a cumulative amount of about one monolayer is sufficient to degrade long term adhesion. Depending on substrate thickness, optimum performance occurs if sulfur is reduced below about 0.2-0.5 ppmw. This is accomplished in the laboratory by hydrogen annealing or commercially by melt-fluxing. Excellent 1150°C cyclic oxidation is thus demonstrated for desulfurized Rene142, ReneN5, and PWA1484. Alternatively, a series of N5 alloys provided by GE-AE have shown that as little as 15 ppmw of Y dopant was effective in providing remarkable scale adhesion. In support of a Y-S gettering mechanism, hydrogen annealing was unable to desulfurize these alloys from their initial level of 5 ppmw S. This impurity and critical doping level corresponds closely to YS or Y 2 S 3 stoichiometry. In many cases, Y-doped alloys or alloys with marginal sulfur levels exhibit an oxidative sensitivity to the ambient humidity called Moisture-Induced Delayed Spallation (MIDS). After substantial scale growth, coupled with damage from repeated cycling, cold samples may spall after a period of time, breathing on them, or immersing them in water. While stress corrosion arguments may apply, we propose that the underlying cause is related to a hydrogen embrittlement reaction: Al alloy + 3 H 2 O = Al(OH) 3 + 3H + + 3e - . This mechanism is derived from an analogous moisture-induced hydrogen embrittlement mechanism originally shown for Ni 3 Al and FeAl intermetallics. Consequently, a cathodic hydrogen charging technique was used to demonstrate that electrolytic de-scaling occurs for these otherwise adherent alumina scales formed on Y-doped ReneN5, in support of hydrogen effects. Finally, some TBC observations are discussed in light of all of the above. Plasma sprayed 8YSZ coatings, produced on PWA1484 without a bond coat, were found to survive more than 1000 1-hr cycles at 1100°C when desulfurized to below 0.1 ppmw. At higher sulfur (1.2 ppmw) levels, moisture sensitivity and delayed TBC failure, referred to as ‘Desk Top Spallation,’ occurred at just 200 hr. Despite a large degree of scatter, a factor of 5 in life improvement is indicated for desulfurized samples in cyclic furnace tests, confirming the beneficial effect of low sulfur alloys on model TBC systems. (DTS and moisture effects are also observed on commercially applied PVD 7YSZ coatings on ReneN5+Y with Pt-aluminide bond coats). These types of catastrophic failure were subverted on the model system by segmenting the substrate into a network of 0.010” high ribs, spaced ¼ in. apart, prior to plasma spraying. No failures occurred after 1000 cycles at 1150°C or after 2000 cycles at 1100°C, even after water immersion. The benefit is described in terms of elasticity models and a critical buckling stress. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/search.jsp?R=20070022367 2019-03-14T11:10:47+00:00Z

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Sulfur and Moisture Effects on Alumina Scale and TBC Spallation

James L Smialek NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH 44135 Presented at GE Aviation, Evendale, OH May 9, 2007

It has been well established that a few ppmw sulfur impurity may segregate to the interface of thermally grown alumina scales and the underlying substrate, resulting in bond degradation and premature spallation. This has been shown for NiAl and NiCrAl-based alloys, bare single crystal superalloys, or coated superalloys. The role of reactive elements (especially Y) has been to getter the sulfur in the bulk and preclude interfacial segregation. Pt additions are also very beneficial, however a similar thermodynamic explanation does not apply. The purpose of the present discussion is to highlight some observations of these effects on Rene′142, Rene′N5, PWA1480, and PWA1484. For PWA1480, we have mapped cyclic oxidation and spallation in terms of potential sulfur interfacial layers and found that a cumulative amount of about one monolayer is sufficient to degrade long term adhesion. Depending on substrate thickness, optimum performance occurs if sulfur is reduced below about 0.2-0.5 ppmw. This is accomplished in the laboratory by hydrogen annealing or commercially by melt-fluxing. Excellent 1150°C cyclic oxidation is thus demonstrated for desulfurized Rene′142, Rene′N5, and PWA1484. Alternatively, a series of N5 alloys provided by GE-AE have shown that as little as 15 ppmw of Y dopant was effective in providing remarkable scale adhesion. In support of a Y-S gettering mechanism, hydrogen annealing was unable to desulfurize these alloys from their initial level of 5 ppmw S. This impurity and critical doping level corresponds closely to YS or Y2S3 stoichiometry. In many cases, Y-doped alloys or alloys with marginal sulfur levels exhibit an oxidative sensitivity to the ambient humidity called Moisture-Induced Delayed Spallation (MIDS). After substantial scale growth, coupled with damage from repeated cycling, cold samples may spall after a period of time, breathing on them, or immersing them in water. While stress corrosion arguments may apply, we propose that the underlying cause is related to a hydrogen embrittlement reaction: Alalloy + 3 H2O = Al(OH)3 + 3H+ + 3e-. This mechanism is derived from an analogous moisture-induced hydrogen embrittlement mechanism originally shown for Ni3Al and FeAl intermetallics. Consequently, a cathodic hydrogen charging technique was used to demonstrate that electrolytic de-scaling occurs for these otherwise adherent alumina scales formed on Y-doped Rene′N5, in support of hydrogen effects. Finally, some TBC observations are discussed in light of all of the above. Plasma sprayed 8YSZ coatings, produced on PWA1484 without a bond coat, were found to survive more than 1000 1-hr cycles at 1100°C when desulfurized to below 0.1 ppmw. At higher sulfur (1.2 ppmw) levels, moisture sensitivity and delayed TBC failure, referred to as ‘Desk Top Spallation,’ occurred at just 200 hr. Despite a large degree of scatter, a factor of 5 in life improvement is indicated for desulfurized samples in cyclic furnace tests, confirming the beneficial effect of low sulfur alloys on model TBC systems. (DTS and moisture effects are also observed on commercially applied PVD 7YSZ coatings on Rene′N5+Y with Pt-aluminide bond coats). These types of catastrophic failure were subverted on the model system by segmenting the substrate into a network of 0.010” high ribs, spaced ¼ in. apart, prior to plasma spraying. No failures occurred after 1000 cycles at 1150°C or after 2000 cycles at 1100°C, even after water immersion. The benefit is described in terms of elasticity models and a critical buckling stress.

https://ntrs.nasa.gov/search.jsp?R=20070022367 2019-03-14T11:10:47+00:00Z

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1484:

melt,

H2-a

nnealin

g (

imm

ers

ion)

• 2

002 R

ené N

5:

(im

mers

ion a

coustic e

mis

sio

n)

20

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Mo

istu

re-I

nd

uced S

pallati

on

of

Al 2

O3 S

cale

s

Additio

nal K

ey O

bserv

ations

• 1993,

FeC

rAl-C

e (

Sig

ler,

GM

): m

ore

sp

alla

tio

n in

hu

mid

air,

N2,

Ar

• 1

99

5,

Re

N6 (

Sm

ith

, F

razie

r, P

reg

ge

r, N

AW

C):

scale

on h

igh S

spalle

d o

nly

in m

ois

t O

2/ N

2

• 1999,

PW

A1480,

1484,

CM

SX

4

(J

an

akira

ma

n,

Me

ier,

Pe

ttit, P

itt)

:

sp

alla

tio

n f

or

wa

ter

dro

p,

mo

ist

vs d

ry a

ir

• 2

00

0,

Fe

CrA

lY (

To

lpyg

o,

Cla

rke

, U

CS

B):

dela

yed s

cale

bucklin

g in a

ir

• 2

00

3,

Re

N5 (

Ma

ris-S

ida

, M

eie

r, P

ett

it, P

itt)

: s

pa

llatio

n in

hig

h P

H2O

air f

or

hig

h s

ulfur

allo

y

21

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Dela

yed T

BC

Failu

re(W

eeken

d E

ffect,

Desk T

op

Sp

allati

on

)

• R

ené N

5: T

BC

bucklin

g g

row

th, m

ois

ture

-assis

ted

su

bcritica

l A

l 2O

3–

bo

nd

co

at

cra

cks

(1

99

7,

Cla

rke

, C

hristia

nse

n,

To

lpyg

o)

(1

99

8,

Se

rgo

, C

lark

e)

• C

MS

X4:

pro

gre

ssiv

e s

cale

debond,

TB

C f

ailu

re

(2

00

0,

Pe

ng

, C

lark

e)

• P

WA

1484: ‘n

o b

ond c

oat’ T

BC

dela

min

ation,

H

2O

im

me

rsio

n

(19

98

, ‘0

2,

‘04

, S

mia

lek)

22

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Aft

er

wa

ter

imm

ers

ion

Undoped N

i15C

r13A

l, Im

mers

ion E

ffects

15 p

urg

ing c

ycle

s, 1120

oC

, 1-h

r

19

86

As

-co

ole

d

23

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

No E

ffec

t of

Wate

r Im

mer

sion

on

H2-A

nn

eale

d S

am

ple

0.0

1 p

pm

w S

PW

A 1

48

4,

12

50

°C/5

0 h

r A

nn

eal,

11

00

°C C

ycl

ic O

xid

atio

n (

10

x)

200 h

r800 h

r2000 h

r

400 h

r +

H2O

800 h

r +

H2O

2000 h

r +

H2O

5 m

m

24

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Wa

ter

Imm

ersi

on

Pro

du

ces

Sca

le S

pa

lla

tio

n t

o B

are

Met

al

Hig

her

S (

1.2

pp

mw

S)

PW

A 1

48

4,

11

00

°C C

ycl

ic O

xid

atio

n

200 h

r800 h

r2000 h

r

5 m

m

400 h

r +

H2O

800 h

r +

H2O

2000 h

r +

H2O

25

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Eff

ect

of

Su

lfu

r C

on

ten

t o

n C

yclic O

xid

ati

on

PW

A 1

484 a

t 1100

o C

Oxid

ati

on

tim

e,

1-h

r cycle

s

0400

800

1200

2000

Specific2

-35

-30

-25-5-4-3-2-101

1.2

pp

m S

as

-re

c’d

0.2

5 p

pm

S

me

lt d

e-S

0.0

1 p

pm

S

H2-a

nn

ea

led

H2O

H2O

26

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Eff

ect

of

Su

lfu

r C

on

ten

t o

n P

S N

BC

TB

C L

ife

PW

A 1

484 C

yclic O

xid

ati

on

at

1100

oC

Oxid

ati

on

tim

e,

1-h

r cycle

s

0400

800

1200

1600

2000

Specific2

-3-2-101

DT

SD

TS

DT

S

0.0

1 p

pm

S

H2-a

nn

eale

d

1.2

pp

m S

as-r

ec’d

0.2

5 p

pm

S

melt

de-S

DT

S =

de

sk

to

p s

pa

lla

tio

n

H2O

(Oth

er

sid

e s

palled

)

27

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

GD

MS

su

lfu

r co

nte

nt,

pp

mw

0.0

10.1

1

TBC del

0

500

1000

1500

2000

Eff

ect

of

Su

lfu

r C

on

ten

t o

n T

BC

Lif

eP

WA

1484,

no

bo

nd

co

at,

cyclic o

xid

ati

on

at

1100

oC

1.4

0.3

5

S(p

pm

)1

1400

life

(h)

+

ed

ge

fa

ilu

res

(ave

rag

e)

critical S

28

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Substr

ate

and T

BC

Inte

rface A

fter

Dela

min

ation (

DT

S)

Hig

h S

14

84

, n

o b

on

d c

oa

t, 2

00

hr,

11

00

°C

Cy

cli

c O

xid

ati

on

(1

0x

)

Fir

st

sid

e s

pra

yed

Seco

nd

sid

e s

pra

yed

5 m

m

29

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Ni

Co

Cr

Ta

Al

Al

Ov

ern

igh

t In

terf

acia

l T

BC

Fai

lure

Hi

S 1

484;

NB

C, 1100

oC

, 2

00

ho

urs

5 μ

m

me

tal

ox

ide

30

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Ide

ali

ze

d S

ch

em

ati

c C

ros

s-S

ec

tio

ns

(not

to s

cale

)

gro

ove

rib

gro

ove

rib

TB

C

PW

A 1

484

10 m

ils T

BC

10 m

ils g

roove

10 m

ils r

ib

10 m

ils w

ide

X,

grid s

pacin

g

TB

C

31

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

1”d

ia.

10

mil

de

ep

gro

ov

e p

att

ern

0.0

50

-0.2

00

" s

pa

cin

g

(vs 2

00

hr

fla

t sid

e)

10

mil

hig

h r

ib p

att

ern

,

0.0

50

-0.2

00

" s

pa

cin

g

(vs 1

50

hr

fla

tsid

e)

AB

Eff

ec

t o

f S

eg

me

nti

ng

by

Gro

ov

es

an

d R

ibs

on

TB

C D

ura

bil

ity

(1

10

0oC

fo

r 2

00

0 h

)

32

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Pla

sm

a S

pra

yed

8Y

SZ

TB

C,

No

Bo

nd

Co

at,

Lo

w S

ulf

ur

PW

A 1

484

10

mil

Rib

s,

1 i

n.

dia

.; I

nte

rru

pte

d O

xid

ati

on

Te

sti

ng

at

11

00

o C

Seg

men

ted

TB

C P

reven

ts F

ailu

re

U.S

. P

ate

nt

6,3

16

,07

8;

No

v.

13

, 2

00

1

Fla

t sid

es (

no

rib

s)

de

lam

ina

te c

om

ple

tely

at

40

0-1

00

0 h

buckle

d

(0.7

1 in. rib s

pacin

g)

buckle

d

(0.3

5 in. rib s

pacin

g)

no b

ucklin

g

(0.1

8 in r

ib s

pacin

g)

no b

ucklin

g

(0.0

9 in r

ib s

pacin

g)

R1

1

00

0 h

R4

1

40

0 h

R1

6

20

00

hR

64

2

00

0 h

33

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Pla

sm

a S

pra

yed

8Y

SZ

, N

o B

on

d C

oat,

Lo

w S

ulf

ur

PW

A 1

484

1100

oC

Cyclic O

xid

ati

on

, 2000 1

-hr

Cy

cle

s

Bu

ckle

d, 2000 h

0.5

in

. ri

b s

pacin

g

No

Bu

ckle

, 2000 h

0.1

25 in

. ri

b s

pacin

g

No

Bu

ckle

, 2000 h

0.2

5 in

. ri

b s

pacin

g

S1

S6

S2

4

Seg

men

ted

TB

C P

reven

ts F

ailu

re

U.S

. P

ate

nt

6,3

16

,07

8;

No

v.

13

, 2

00

1

Fla

t sid

es (

no

rib

s)

de

lam

ina

te c

om

ple

tely

at

40

0-1

00

0 h

34

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Sch

em

ati

c o

f T

BC

(S

cale

) B

ucklin

g F

ailu

re

(after

H.

Evans o

r A

. E

vans,

et

al.)

hT

BC

r b

co

ate

d o

r

cla

mp

ed

ed

ge

s

su

bs

tra

te

TB

C

2

2122

.1

=b

TB

CT

BC

br

hE

()

()(

)T

BC

TB

Ccte

cte

R

ET

+=

11

35

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Eff

ect

of

Rib

bed

TB

C S

eg

men

t S

ize o

n L

ife

10 m

il 8

YS

Z,

No B

ond C

oat, L

ow

S P

WA

1484

Bu

cklin

g l

ife,

t f, h

r

0500

1000

1500

2000

Segment size, D,

0.0

0.5

1.0

EE

EE

11

50

oC

11

00

oC

E =

Ed

ge d

ela

min

ati

on

(no

rib

s)

no

failu

re

2R

* B, 1150

2R

* B, 1100

100 h

r cycle

s

1 h

r cycle

s

36

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

1-h

r cyc

les

11

01

00

10

00

s p e c i f i c w e i g h t c h a n g e , m g / c m2

-4.0

-3.0

-2.0

-1.0

0.0

1.0

2.0

3.0

mo

istu

re-in

du

ce

d lo

ss

(bre

ath

effects

)

ne

t sa

mp

le w

eig

ht

imm

ers

ion

Effect o

f Mo

istu

re E

xpo

sure

afte

r

Cyc

lic O

xidation

of R

ene

'14

2 a

t 1

15

0o C

R1

42

-8,

1 m

m

12

80

oC

, 1

00

hr,

1 a

tm H

2

19

94

as

-co

ole

dim

me

rse

d

37

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

38

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

39

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

40

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Eff

ect

Y C

on

ten

t an

d H

2 A

nn

ealin

g o

n F

inal

Weig

ht

Ch

an

ge

(Ren

e'N

5 a

fter

1000 1

-hr

Cycle

s a

t 1150

oC

)

Y levels

, p

pm

w

016

24

31

48

53

67

88

103

105

weight2

-40

-30-101

as-r

ece

ive

d

H2-a

nn

ea

led

41

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Th

e E

ffect

of

Y/S

Rati

o o

n O

xid

ati

on

Beh

avio

r(R

en

e'N

5 o

xid

ized

at

1150

o f

or

1000 1

-hr

cycle

s)

Ytt

riu

m / S

ulf

ur

rati

o, p

pm

a/p

pm

a

01

23

45

67

8

1000 hr. w2

-50

-40

-30

-20

-100

10

H2-a

nn

eale

d

as

-re

ce

ive

d

YS

Y2O

2S

PW

A 1

48

4

(Aim

on

e, 1

99

2)

Y2S

3

42

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Eff

ect

of

Wa

ter

Imm

ers

ion

on

Sp

alli

ng

(Rene'N

5 a

fter

500 1

-hr

Cycle

s a

t 1150

oC

)

Y L

eve

ls, p

pm

w

01

62

43

14

85

36

78

81

03

10

5

spall due to 2

0.0

0.5

1.0

1.5

as-r

ece

ive

d

H2-a

nn

ea

led

43

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

as-r

eceiv

ed

H2-a

nn

eale

d

bare

meta

l spalli

nga

s-c

oole

d

afte

r im

me

rsio

n

no

sp

alli

ng

Eff

ect

of

Wate

r Im

mers

ion

on

Sp

allati

on

Rene’N

5+

103Y

, 1150

oC

, 5

00

hr

44

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

1150

oC

Cyclic O

xid

ati

on

of

Ren

e'N

5

(12

50

o C

, 100 h

r H

2)

1-h

r cycle

s

02

00

40

06

00

80

01

00

0

specif2

-2.0

-1.0

0.0

1.0

2.0

-40.6

mg

/cm

2 @

10

00

hr

0 Y

, 2.6

S

0 Y

, <

0.0

1 S

(pp

mw

)H

2O

H2O

H2

anneale

d

as-r

eceiv

ed

45

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

(12

50

o C

, 100 h

r H

2)

1-h

r cycle

s

02

00

40

06

00

80

01

00

0

spec2

-2.0

-1.0

0.0

1.0

2.0

50

Y, 6

.2 S

50 Y

, 5.4

S

(pp

mw

)

H2

anneale

d

H2O

H2O

Imm

ers

ion

Eff

ect

for

Ren

eN

5 (

+Y

)1

15

0oC

, 1

-hr

cycle

s,

±Y

, H

-an

ne

alin

g

20

00

46

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Mo

istu

re-I

nd

uced

Dela

yed

Sp

all

ati

on

(M

IDS

)

Acoustic E

mis

sio

n d

uring I

mm

ers

ion

(pre

-oxid

ize

d R

en

e’N

5+

Y,

10

00

1-h

r cycle

s @

11

50

oC

)

050

10

0

15

0

20

0 05

10

15

20

25

Imm

ers

ion

tim

e,

hr

Number of events

050

0

10

00

15

00

20

00

Cumulative Energy

as-r

ece

ive

d

6%

sp

alle

d

H2-a

nn

ea

led

0.3

% s

pa

lled

(42):

8.5

s

(6):

0.6

s

(82):

33.5

s

(10):

2.4

s

(2):

0.0

4 s

G.N

. M

ors

cher

, 2000

47

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

EB

-PV

D 7

Y2O

3-Z

rO2 T

BC

Ni(

Pt)

Al

bo

nd

co

at,

Re

ne

N5,

Laser

HH

FT

, 1280/1

050

oC

, 2

00

x2

hr

30 μ

m

Al 2

O3

scale

Zh

u,

20

01

7Y

SZ

Bo

nd

co

at

1280

oC

1050

oC

48

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Del

ayed

Des

k T

op F

ailu

res

of

EB

PV

D T

BC

Ni(

Pt)

Al

bo

nd

co

at

on

Re

ne

’N5

; 1

13

5oC

360-7

20 c

ycle

s t

o f

ailu

re;

45 m

in/

ho

t cycle

360

560

560

620

660

720

1 in

ch

Zh

u,

20

05

49

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

PV

D T

BC

Fail

ure

Locu

s (

Exp

ose

d s

ub

str

ate

)

5

60

cycle

s @

11

35

oC

,

2

00

, 1

00

0,

50

00

x,

BS

E

C

A

B

CCB

are

Ni(

Pt)

Al

Bo

nd

co

at

Al 2O 3

ZrO2

A larg

e p

ort

ion o

f th

e T

BC

failu

re

is a

t th

e s

cale

-meta

l in

terf

ace

50

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Mois

ture

-In

duced D

ela

yed F

ailu

re

EB

-PV

D R

E-Y

SZ,

Ni(

Pt)

Al, R

en

e N

5,

1150

oC

, 300 c

ycle

s

Oct. 1

0, 2006

51

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Slo

w (

Subcritical) C

rack G

row

th (

?)

In b

ulk

Al 2

O3 :

(We

ide

rho

rn,

Ritte

r, N

ag

ab

ho

osh

an

am

, K

otc

hic

k,

Eb

rah

am

i, 1

96

8-2

00

0)

•v

c

10

-6 t

o 1

0-3

m/s

•A

l 2O

3 +

3 H

2O

= 2

Al(O

H) 3

Fo

r A

l 2O

3 s

ca

le –

NiC

rAl

inte

rfa

ce

:( A

co

ustic e

mis

sio

n,

Sm

iale

k-M

ors

ch

er,

20

02

)

•vc

10

-3 t

o 1

02 m

/s

•Al +

3 H

2O

= A

l(O

H) 3

+ 3

/2 H

2

52

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Am

bie

nt

Mo

istu

re-I

nd

uced

Hyd

rog

en

Em

bri

ttle

men

t o

f In

term

eta

llic

s(c

om

pelli

ng a

nalo

gy t

o d

ela

yed s

cale

spalla

tion)

• E

xtr

insic

ally

brittle

M3X

com

pounds:

(Ni,F

e,C

o) 3

(Al,S

i,T

i)

• E

mbrittle

d b

y m

ois

t air,

not

dry

O2,

or

vacuum

:2

Al +

3H

2O

=

• M

ax e

ffect

near

room

tem

pera

ture

• O

nly

at

slo

w v

s h

igh s

train

rate

s

(Sto

loff

et

al.,

Liu

et

al.)

1994 M

RS

Keynote

Lectu

re

53

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Inte

rmit

ten

t N

atu

re o

f C

rack G

row

th in

Hyd

rog

en

Em

bri

ttle

d H

igh

Str

en

gth

Ste

el

“…

cra

ck p

rop

ag

ati

on

is a

dis

co

nti

nu

ou

s p

rocess…

furt

her

gro

wth

mu

st

aw

ait

dif

fusio

n o

f h

yd

rog

en

the p

late

au

s…

are

th

e ‘

seco

nd

ary

’ in

cu

bati

on

peri

od

s…

A.R

. T

roia

no

, C

hair

man

, D

ep

t. o

f M

eta

llu

rgy

Case In

sti

tute

of

Tech

no

log

y

1959 E

dw

ard

de M

ille

Cam

pb

ell L

ectu

re, A

SM

54

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Fig

. 11. R

esis

tan

ce In

cre

ase a

s a

Fu

ncti

on

of

Tim

e F

or

Un

ifo

rmly

Hyd

rog

en

ate

d S

pecim

en

s T

este

d in

th

e S

tress R

an

ge o

f D

ela

yed

Failu

re

(Tro

ian

o,

1959)

55

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Hy

dro

ge

n E

mb

ritt

lem

en

t a

nd

Mo

istu

re-I

nd

uced

Dela

yed

Failu

res

(ste

els

, N

i-a

lloys,

alu

min

ide

s) Inte

rfacia

l w

eakenin

gIn

terg

ran

ula

r and c

leavage

Mois

ture

effects

,

Dela

yed

Rm

Tem

p. fa

ilure

Dela

yed

failu

re a

t R

m T

em

p.

Hydro

gen d

iffu

sio

n,

Inte

rmit

ten

t spalla

tion

Inte

rmit

ten

t cra

ck g

row

thT

ensile

str

ess s

tate

H, S

decre

ase M

-Al 2

O3 b

on

dH

, S

decre

ase M

-M b

on

dT

heore

tical str

ength

Neg

ati

ve s

yn

erg

yN

eg

ati

ve s

yn

erg

yH

+ S

segre

gation

Inte

rfacia

l d

e-s

calin

gH

-em

bri

ttle

men

tC

ath

odic

charg

ing

Inte

rfacia

l w

eakenin

gIn

terg

ran

ula

r e

mbrittle

ment

Sulfur

segre

gation

Scale

Sp

alla

tio

n

(1985-2

005)

Allo

y F

ractu

re

(1951-1

989)

Co

mm

on

Featu

res

Oc

ca

m’s

Ra

zo

r:

ke

ep

it

sim

ple

an

d d

raw

fro

m k

no

wn

ex

pe

rie

nc

e

56

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

_

N5

Pt

1 N

H2S

O4

AV

H2

O2

+

0-1

00 m

A

- 2V

to +

2V

Sta

nd

ard

Ele

ctro

chem

ica

lC

ath

od

ic H

yd

rog

en C

ha

rgin

g

An

od

ic:

+1

.3V

, H

2

Ca

tho

dic

: -2

.0V

, A

.R.

Cri

tic

al

ex

pe

rim

en

t:T

est

wheth

er

hydro

gen c

harg

ing c

auses s

cale

dela

min

ation

(e.g

., H

-em

brittle

ment

of

Ni 3

Al+

B,

Kuru

vill

a,

Sto

loff

, 1

98

5)

N5

57

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

1 m

m

De-s

calin

gD

iss

olu

tio

nH

2 b

liste

rs

1 m

m

-2.0

V0

.0 V

to +

2.0

V

to -

3.0

V

1 m

m1 m

m

No

eff

ect

58

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Exp

osed

Ni(

CrA

lWC

o)

su

bstr

ate

Al 2

O3

Pt

HfO

2

Al 2

O3

Ca

tho

dic

De

-Sc

ali

ng

of

Re

ne

’N5

1 h

r @

-2

.0 V

in

1N

H2S

O4

TaC

Al 2

O3

Oxid

e im

pri

nts

(S

E)

in e

xp

osed

meta

l

Ex

po

se

d m

eta

l

-2.0

V

59

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

20

0 μ

m

2 μ

m

Ca

tho

dic

Hy

dro

ge

n C

rac

kin

g a

nd

Bli

ste

rin

g’ e

tch

ing

ba

re R

en

e’N

5,

-3.0

V,

1 N

H2S

O4

60

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Su

bst

rate

Incu

bati

on

Inta

ct

H, S

, (C

?)

syn

ergis

tic

wea

ken

ing

spal

l3 <

<

incu

bat

e2<

<<

inta

ct1

e-3H

+A

l++

+(O

H) 33

H2O

ca

tho

de

anode

CT

EC

TE

12

Al 2

O3

Sp

all

ed3

YS

Z T

BC

Mois

ture

-Induced H

ydro

gen E

mbrittle

ment:

Dela

yed

Al 2

O3 (

an

d D

es

k T

op

TB

C)

Sp

all

ati

on

un

zip

pin

g i

nte

rfa

ce

61

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Sum

mary

of M

IDS

Phenom

enolo

gy

(caveats

)

•In

term

edia

te s

ulfur

conte

nt

•M

atu

re,

cycle

d (

dam

aged)

scale

s

(with e

xposed inte

rface t

o h

um

id e

nvironm

ent)

•W

ate

r im

mers

ion a

s a

ccele

rate

d t

est

•In

cre

ases s

palla

tion,

but m

ay n

ot b

e n

ece

ssa

ry

•H

-charg

ing f

aile

d a

dhere

nt, b

ut

matu

re s

cale

s

•(S

tabili

zation f

or

inte

rmedia

te P

H2O a

gin

g?)

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Co

nn

ecti

on

s a

nd

Pro

po

sed

Hyp

oth

esis

1.

Pri

mary

scale

(T

BC

) chem

ical effect due to sulfur.

2.

Seco

nd

ary

, dela

yed A

l 2O

3 s

cale

(and T

BC

) spalla

tion

= m

ois

ture

effects

(M

IDS

, D

TS

).

Cath

odic

H-c

harg

ing

causes m

assiv

e inte

rfacia

l A

l 2O

3 s

cale

spalla

tion a

t very

low

curr

ent (1

mA

at -2

V).

Inte

rfa

cia

l h

yd

rog

en

em

bri

ttle

me

nt

is r

es

po

ns

ible

fo

r

mo

istu

re-i

nd

uced

dela

yed

failu

re o

f A

l 2O

3 s

cale

s a

nd

thu

s c

on

trib

ute

s t

o D

esk T

op

Sp

allati

on

of

TB

C’s

.

63

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

•P

WA

1484,

Ren

e1

42

, R

en

e N

5

–C

riti

cal

Y/S

rati

o ~

1:1

ato

mic

(3:1

by w

eig

ht)

–H

2-a

nneal im

pro

ves a

dhesio

n

(cyclic

+ im

mers

ion)

–E

vid

ence t

hat

mo

istu

re-a

ssis

ted

sp

allati

on

,

is a

hy

dro

ge

n e

mb

ritt

lem

en

t phenom

enon

64

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

1-h

r cycle

s

0200

400

specific w2

-2.0

-1.0

0.0

1.0

2.0

tk

2

tk

1+

= g

row

th

= s

palla

tion

)tk,t

k(f

A/

W

:M

od

elin

g

Oxid

atio

nC

yclic

21

=

pa

ralin

ea

r m

od

el fitt

ing

W/A

65

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Cyclic O

xid

ati

on

Mo

delin

gB

asic

Featu

res

• P

ostu

late

an

oxid

e:

(Al 2

O3,

NiO

,…);

Sc =

mass o

xid

e/o

xygen

• D

efi

ne t

he k

ineti

c g

row

th b

eh

avio

r:

(para

bolic

kp,p

ow

er

law

k, m

…)

• D

efi

ne t

he s

pallin

g a

lgo

rith

m:

(% s

pall

= Q

exis

ting s

cale

)

(oute

r la

yer

vs b

are

meta

l segm

ents

)

• P

erf

orm

ite

rati

ve c

alc

ula

tio

ns;

bo

okkeep

ing

oxygen g

ain

, oxid

e lost, m

eta

l consum

ed,…

66

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

GR

OW

TH

para

bo

lic

(oxy

gen m

ass g

ain

)p

ow

er

law

log

ari

thm

ic

SP

AL

L F

RA

CT

ION

SP

AL

LA

TIO

Nu

nifo

rm t

hic

kn

ess

(oxi

de m

ass lo

ss)

Mo

nte

Carl

o (b

imo

dal)

DIC

OS

M

p - k

p; (M

on

ceau

)

()

tk

AW

p=

2

()

tk

AW

p

m=

()

()

{}

mc

kt

lnA

W1

+=

1=

=;

WQ

Fr'

oS

1=

=;

WQ

Fr'

oS

thic

kness

scale

tota

l

depth

spall

Rspall=

segm

ent)

(thic

kest

fractio

n

are

a

spall

FA=

ypro

babili

t

(are

a)

spall

p=

Cycl

ic O

xid

ati

on

Mod

elin

gC

om

mon V

aria

tions

(CO

SP

)

67

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

cycl

e

j =

1

j =

2

j =

3

j =

4

inta

ct o

xid

e

spall

edoxid

e

i =

1 2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9 10 =

no,

FA

= 1

/10

Sch

ema

tic

of

Det

erm

inis

tic

Inte

rfa

cia

l S

pa

llin

gM

od

elA

) cy

cle

nu

mb

er,

(j),

les

s th

an n

um

ber

of

area

seg

men

ts,

(no)

j =

5

FA

= s

pall

are

a f

racti

on

, =

1/n

o tk

jh

h

68

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

1.

Un

ifo

rm

2.

Mo

nte

Carl

o

3.

DIC

OS

M

69

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

1-h

r cycle

s

0200

400

600

800

specific we2

-5.0

0.0

5.0

fraction oxid

-0.0

05

0.0

00

0.0

05

Fsp

all

Wr

W/A

Al

O2

Wsp

all

j oj m

ax

CO

SP

Mo

del O

utp

uts

Al 2

O3 s

ca

le,

kp

= 0

.01

mg

/cm

2,

t =

1 h

r,

Qo =

0.0

02

cm

2/m

g,

= 1

.0

70

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Pa

ram

etr

ic S

tud

y:

Eff

ec

t o

f k

p

(para

bolic

, A

l 2O

3,

Qo=

0.0

02,

t=1 h

r)

1-h

r cycle

s

02

00

40

06

00

80

01

00

0

specif2

-10

.0

-5.0

0.0

0.0

01

0.0

02

0.0

05

0.0

10

0.0

20

0.0

50

kp

(mg

2/c

m4h

r)

71

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Sem

i-u

niv

ers

al

Cyclic O

xid

ati

on

Cu

rve

(DIC

OS

M-G

SA

mo

del)

No

rmalized

cycle

nu

mb

er,

JU =

j/jm

ax

01

23

45

67

89

10

Normalized weig

WU

= (W/A)j

/ (W/A)max

-12

.0

-10

.0

-8.0

-6.0

-4.0

-2.0

0.0

2.0

Jm

ax

Jo

1.0

1.5

2.0

Sc

= 3

.0

4.0

5.0

Sc=

sto

ich

iom

etr

ic

c

on

sta

nt

[]

23

21

32

1u

uu

JJ

W=

72

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Eff

ect

of

Su

lfu

r C

on

ten

t o

n t

he

1100

oC

Cyclic O

xid

ati

on

of

PW

A 1

480

(DIC

OS

M fit: dashed lin

es)

ox

ida

tio

n t

ime

, 1

-hr

cy

cle

s

0100

200

300

400

500

i ht

-15

-10-50

6.7

3.9

1.5

0.8

0.1

2

pp

mw

S

73

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

Cri

teri

a:

Un

ive

rsa

l C

yc

lic

Ox

ida

tio

n L

ife

Ma

p

PW

A 1

480,

1100

oC

no

rma

lize

d k

p,

{j*k

pt(

Sc-1

)2/(

3/4

W* m

)2}

0.0

10

.11

10

Anormalized sp

0.11

10

10

0

10

00

0.1

2

0.8

1.5

6.7

excessiv

e

spalla

tion

min

imal g

row

th

and s

palla

tion

WA

l fa

ilu

re l

ocu

s

10 m

g/c

m2, 1000 h

3.9

Su

lfu

r, p

pm

w

excessiv

e

gro

wth

74

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

•C

yclic

Mod

els

–U

ser

– f

riendly

CO

SP

for

Win

dow

s

(mu

ltip

le m

od

els

, in

sta

nt

plo

ts,

up

loa

ds e

xp

t’l d

ata

)

–P

roduce t

ypic

al plo

ts;

fits

ideal allo

y b

ehavio

r

–D

ICO

SM

, p

-kp

allo

w a

naly

tical solu

tions,

trends,

univ

ers

al fa

ilure

maps.

75

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

1.

About

0.2

ppm

w S

(or

Y/S

ratio o

f 1:1

) is

critical.

2.

Inte

rfacia

l hydro

gen e

mbrittle

ment

causes m

ois

ture

-

induced d

ela

yed f

ailu

re (

MID

S)

of

Al 2

O3 s

cale

s.

3.

Ideal cyclic

behavio

r can b

e a

naly

zed b

y m

odels

.

Fin

al R

ecap

76

Nat

iona

l Aer

onau

tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

•J.L

. S

mia

lek: “O

xid

ation R

esis

tance a

nd C

ritical S

ulfur

Conte

nt of S

ingle

Cry

sta

l S

upera

lloys,”

Tra

nsactions o

f th

e A

SM

E, V

ol.

120, 1998, p

p. 370-3

74.

•J.L

. S

mia

lek: “T

ow

ard

Optim

um

Scale

and T

BC

Adhesio

n o

n S

ingle

Cry

sta

l S

upera

lloys,”

Hig

h T

em

pera

ture

Corr

osio

n a

nd

Mate

rials

Chem

istr

y, E

.J. O

pila

, P

.Y. H

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D.S

hore

s,

M.

McN

alla

n,

and R

. O

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he E

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ochem

ical S

ocie

ty P

roceedin

gs,

volu

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8-9

, P

ennin

gto

n, N

J, 1998, pp. 211-2

20.

•J.L

. S

mia

lek, J.A

. N

esbitt, C

.A. B

arr

ett, and C

.E. Low

ell:

"C

yclic

Oxid

ation T

esting a

nd M

odelli

ng:

a N

AS

A L

ew

is P

ers

pective,"

in

the E

uro

pean F

edera

tion o

f C

orr

osio

n,

Cyclic

Oxid

ation o

f H

igh T

em

pera

ture

Mate

rials

, In

stitu

te o

f M

ate

rials

, London, (1

999),

M.

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e a

nd W

.J. Q

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, pp. 148-1

68. (

Als

o N

AS

A T

M 2

000-2

09769).

•J.L

. S

mia

lek: "M

ain

tain

ing A

dhesio

n o

f P

rote

ctive A

l2O

3 S

cale

s,"

JO

M,

January

2000, p

p. 22-2

6.

•J.L

. S

mia

lek: “A

dvances in the o

xid

ation r

esis

tance o

f hig

h-t

em

pera

ture

turb

ine m

ate

rials

,” S

urf

ace a

nd Inte

rface A

naly

sis

, 3

1,

582-5

92, 2001.

•J. L. S

mia

lek a

nd B

. A

. P

int, "

Optim

izin

g S

cale

Adhesio

n for

Sin

gle

Cry

sta

l S

upera

lloys,"

Mate

r. S

ci. F

oru

m,

369-3

72,

459-6

6(2

001).

(a

lso N

AS

A T

M 2

000-2

10362).

•J.L

. S

mia

lek a

nd J

.V. A

upin

g, “C

OS

P for

Win

dow

s: S

trate

gie

s for

Rapid

Analy

ses o

f C

yclic

Oxid

ation B

ehavio

r,”

Oxid

ation o

fM

eta

ls,

57 (

5-6

): 5

59-5

81, June 2

002. (

als

o N

AS

A T

P 2

002-2

11108, F

ebru

ary

, 2002).

•J.L

. S

mia

lek, G

.N. M

ors

cher,

“D

ela

yed a

lum

ina s

cale

spalla

tion o

n R

ene'N

5+

Y: m

ois

ture

effects

and a

coustic e

mis

sio

n,”

Mate

rials

Scie

nce a

nd E

ngin

eering: A

, 3

32

(1-2

), 1

1-2

4, 2002.

77

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iona

l Aer

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tics

and

Spa

ce A

dmin

istr

atio

n

ww

w.n

asa.g

ov

•J.L

. S

mia

lek, “S

cale

Adhesio

n, S

ulfur

Conte

nt, a

nd T

BC

Failu

re o

n S

ingle

Cry

sta

l S

upera

lloys,”

in C

era

mic

Engin

eering a

nd

Scie

nce P

roceedin

gs,

23,

4, 485-4

95 (

2002).

•J.L

. S

mia

lek, “A

dete

rmin

istic inte

rfacia

l cyclic

oxid

ation m

odel,”

Acta

mate

rialia

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1, 2, 469-4

83 (

2003).

•J.L

. S

mia

lek, “P

redic

ting M

ate

rial C

onsum

ption b

y C

yclic

Oxid

ation S

palli

ng M

odels

,” M

ate

rials

Lifetim

e a

nd E

ngin

eering

Sym

posiu

m, P

.K. Lia

w e

t al., eds., T

MS

, W

arr

endale

, P

A, pp. 147-1

54 (

2003).

•J.L

. S

mia

lek, “I

mpro

ved O

xid

ation L

ife o

f S

egm

ente

d P

lasm

a S

pra

yed 8

YS

Z T

herm

al B

arr

ier

Coatings,”

Therm

al S

pra

y 2

003,

Advancin

g the S

cie

nce a

nd A

pply

ing the T

echnolo

gy, B

.R.

Ma

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and C

. M

ore

au, eds., A

SM

, M

ate

rials

Park

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H, pp.1

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470

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als

o J

ourn

al of T

herm

al S

pra

y T

echnolo

gy, vol. 1

3, pp.6

6-7

5 (

2004).

•J.L

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mia

lek, “U

niv

ers

al chara

cte

ristics o

f an inte

rfacia

l cyclic

oxid

ation s

palli

ng m

odel,”

Acta

Mate

rialia

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8, 2111-2

121, M

ay,

(2004).

•J.L

. S

mia

lek, “C

yclic

Oxid

ation M

odelin

g a

nd L

ife P

redic

tion,”

Mate

rials

Scie

nce F

oru

m, 461-4

64, (2

004),

pp. 663-6

70.

Pro

ceedin

gs o

f H

igh T

em

pera

ture

Corr

osio

n a

nd P

rote

ction o

f M

ate

rials

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, le

Em

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z,

Fra

nce, M

ay 1

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1, 2004. (

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. W

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. S

mia

lek, “M

ois

ture

-Induced D

ela

yed S

palla

tion a

nd Inte

rfacia

l H

ydro

gen E

mbrittle

ment of A

lum

ina S

cale

s,”

N

AS

A T

M 2

005-

214030, 29 p

ages (

Dec., 2

005).

•J.L

. S

mia

lek, “M

ois

ture

-Induced D

ela

yed S

palla

tion a

nd Inte

rfacia

l H

ydro

gen E

mbrittle

ment of A

lum

ina S

cale

s,”

JO

M, 1

, 29-3

6(J

an., 2

006).