Title of article :
ALLBATROS advanced long life blade turbine coating systems
Author/Authors :
M.-P Bacos، نويسنده , , P Josso، نويسنده , , C. Vialas، نويسنده , , D. Poquillon، نويسنده , , B Pieraggi، نويسنده , , D Monceau، نويسنده , , J.R Nicholls، نويسنده , , N Simms، نويسنده , , A Encinas-Oropesa، نويسنده , , T Ericsson، نويسنده , , S Stekovic، نويسنده ,
Issue Information :
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2004
Pages :
9
From page :
1745
To page :
1753
Abstract :
The scientific and technological objectives of this program are to increase the efficiency, reliability and maintainability of industrial gas turbine blades and vanes by • developing coatings that can warrant a 50 000 h life, i.e. twice that of the usual life, of the hot components (800–1100 °C) even with the use of renewable fuels such as biomass gas or recovery incinerator gas i.e. low-grade fuels with high pollutant levels, • characterising advanced existing coatings to assess lifetime and performance of coatings and coated materials, • providing material coating data and design criteria to use coating as a design element, • increasing the fundamental understanding of the behaviour of coated materials, their degradation, fracture mechanisms and engineering because of the strong need for a mechanism-based modelling of durability. These programmes permitted the selection of two reference coatings and the development of two innovative coatings. Concurrently work has been done in order to develop corrosion, oxidation and thermo-mechanical property models. Correlations between coatings development, experimental results and calculations will be discussed.
Keywords :
MCrAlY , Oxidation , Corrosion , Turbine , Thermo-mechanics , Aluminium
Journal title :
Applied Thermal Engineering
Serial Year :
2004
Journal title :
Applied Thermal Engineering
Record number :
1025913
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