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1 Keith Legg 847-680-9420 Plasma spray ID coatings HCAT Program Review August 2001 Toronto

2 Keith Legg 847-680-9420 Summary of technology development approach

3 Keith Legg 847-680-9420 The story so far All coatings made in 3” ID tubes 3 guns used  Praxair 2700 (1.5” min)  SM F100, F210  perhaps look at new SM F300 miniature gun Evaluated large number of WC materials to find those with lowest porosity Designed common coupon coating rig Measured particle T and V for guns and powders so can determine process windows and transfer processes Begun to develop uniform porosity measurement procedure In midst of optimization preparatory to making test coupons

4 Keith Legg 847-680-9420 Materials to be optimized Tribaloy 400  softer, lubricious, low porosity Diamalloy 2003, or equivalent, fused and crushed WC- Co  lowest WC-Co porosity  evaluate standard and small particles Diamalloy 2002, or similar, 75(WC-12Co) NiCrFeSiBC self -fluxing blend  softer than WC-Co but low porosity  evaluate alloy modifications

5 Keith Legg 847-680-9420 Tribaloy development - Praxair, NRC Small particles allow higher T, probably also higher V But small particles (600 mesh, 20 µm) too difficult to feed reliably  trials continuing with 400 mesh, 38µm powder), which feeds much more readily  smooth, low porosity  decent coatings at 1.5” standoff (approx 2” ID) with 38µm powder T-800 T-400 fine 2005 NS

6 Keith Legg 847-680-9420 T 400 microstructure Porosity 6%  measurement depends on met prep  best porosity method appears to be vacuum infiltration Hardness ~350 - 400 HV  softer than carbides  lubricious - can be used against itself (piston + ID)  becoming used in some actuators Almen can = 0 (no residual stress)  very important for fatigue  most plasma spray coatings are tensile

7 Keith Legg 847-680-9420 Diamalloy 2003 Fused WC-12Co Porosity 4%  close to requirements, may need sealing Microhardness 780 HV 300  lower than standard OD coatings, but certainly adequate Likely to be more brittle than WC-17Co  may not matter too much in IDs Cross section, 200X

8 Keith Legg 847-680-9420 Diamalloy 2002 WC-12Co self-fluxing with NiCrFeSiB Porosity <1% Microhardness 670 HV 300  lower than WC-12Co but acceptable Expected to be more lubricious and less brittle than WC-Co  may be ideal combination of wear resistance, lubricity, porosity, toughness  blend - can adjust blend for optimum combination of wear and lubricity May be good for ODs too Cross section, 200X

9 Keith Legg 847-680-9420 Sample holder - 3”ID Coat coupons for all tests under ID conditions  metallography  adhesion  wear  corrosion  fatigue

10 Keith Legg 847-680-9420 To be done Standard coupon jig being made for NRC, Sulzer Metco, Praxair  to ensure samples produced under equivalent conditions Optimize coating parameters  spray coupons for testing (fatigue, corrosion, etc) Perfect methods for temperature and particle control Porosity measurements to be normalized and all final measurements to be made at NRC S-M may evaluate new F-300 miniature gun Determine minimum sprayable ID  determines range of applications


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