Heat-shock properties in yttrium-oxide films synthesized from metal–ethylenediamine tetraacetic acid complex through flame-spray apparatus
Recently, a new deposition technique using a metal–ethylenediamine tetraacetic acid (EDTA) complex has been developed. In this study, the heat-shock properties of metal-oxide films synthesized from a metal–EDTA complex were investigated. Y 2 O 3 films were synthesized on stainless-steel (SUS) substr...
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| description | Recently, a new deposition technique using a metal–ethylenediamine tetraacetic acid (EDTA) complex has been developed. In this study, the heat-shock properties of metal-oxide films synthesized from a metal–EDTA complex were investigated. Y
2
O
3
films were synthesized on stainless-steel (SUS) substrate from EDTA∙Y∙H through the combustion of H
2
–O
2
gas. A cyclic heat-shock test was conducted on the fabricated Y
2
O
3
films through exposure to the H
2
-O
2
flame. The existence of Y
2
O
3
crystals was confirmed. Surface cracks or damages were not observed in the samples after the cyclic thermal test. Although the number of cross-sectional cracks, crack lengths, and cracks per unit area was increased by the heat shock, delaminations were not observed in the Y
2
O
3
films. The results show that the prepared Y
2
O
3
films have high thermal-shock resistance and are suitable for use as thermal barrier coatings. |
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2
O
3
films were synthesized on stainless-steel (SUS) substrate from EDTA∙Y∙H through the combustion of H
2
–O
2
gas. A cyclic heat-shock test was conducted on the fabricated Y
2
O
3
films through exposure to the H
2
-O
2
flame. The existence of Y
2
O
3
crystals was confirmed. Surface cracks or damages were not observed in the samples after the cyclic thermal test. Although the number of cross-sectional cracks, crack lengths, and cracks per unit area was increased by the heat shock, delaminations were not observed in the Y
2
O
3
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3
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2
O
3
films were synthesized on stainless-steel (SUS) substrate from EDTA∙Y∙H through the combustion of H
2
–O
2
gas. A cyclic heat-shock test was conducted on the fabricated Y
2
O
3
films through exposure to the H
2
-O
2
flame. The existence of Y
2
O
3
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2
O
3
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2
O
3
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2
O
3
films were synthesized on stainless-steel (SUS) substrate from EDTA∙Y∙H through the combustion of H
2
–O
2
gas. A cyclic heat-shock test was conducted on the fabricated Y
2
O
3
films through exposure to the H
2
-O
2
flame. The existence of Y
2
O
3
crystals was confirmed. Surface cracks or damages were not observed in the samples after the cyclic thermal test. Although the number of cross-sectional cracks, crack lengths, and cracks per unit area was increased by the heat shock, delaminations were not observed in the Y
2
O
3
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2
O
3
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