aeromat 2004 june 10, 2004 ralph tapphorn and don ulmer david grimmett, boeing-rocketdyne linus...
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AeroMat 2004June 10, 2004
Ralph Tapphorn and Don UlmerDavid Grimmett, Boeing-Rocketdyne
Linus Thomas-Ogbuji, NASA-GRC
AeroMat 2004June 10, 2004
Ralph Tapphorn and Don UlmerDavid Grimmett, Boeing-Rocketdyne
Linus Thomas-Ogbuji, NASA-GRC
Kinetic
Metallization
Kinetic
Metallization
Application of Oxidation/Corrosion Resistant Coatingsto Rocket Engine Combustion Chamber Liners
Application of Oxidation/Corrosion Resistant Coatingsto Rocket Engine Combustion Chamber Liners
Introduction to Kinetic Metallization
Application
Oxidation/Blanching Resistant Coatings for Combustion Chamber Liners
Coating Properties
Tensile Properties
Thermal Conductivity
Oxidation Test Results
TGA
Cyclic Oxidation
Summary/Future Work
Introduction to Kinetic Metallization
Application
Oxidation/Blanching Resistant Coatings for Combustion Chamber Liners
Coating Properties
Tensile Properties
Thermal Conductivity
Oxidation Test Results
TGA
Cyclic Oxidation
Summary/Future Work
OverviewOverview
Impact Consolidation ProcessFeed-stock: fine powder
Accelerant: inert light gas
Solid-state ConsolidationNo Bulk Melting
No Liquid Chemicals
Environmentally InnocuousNo Particle or Hazardous Gas Emission
Impact Consolidation ProcessFeed-stock: fine powder
Accelerant: inert light gas
Solid-state ConsolidationNo Bulk Melting
No Liquid Chemicals
Environmentally InnocuousNo Particle or Hazardous Gas Emission
Kinetic Metallization
Kinetic Metallization
Powder fluidized using pressurized He gas (PFU)
Powder/gas mix thermally conditioned to improve deposition efficiency (TCU)
Deposition nozzle produces highly collimated spray pattern
Area coverage using X-Y rastering of nozzle and/or rotation of substrate
Powder fluidized using pressurized He gas (PFU)
Powder/gas mix thermally conditioned to improve deposition efficiency (TCU)
Deposition nozzle produces highly collimated spray pattern
Area coverage using X-Y rastering of nozzle and/or rotation of substrate
Process FlowProcess FlowHeHe
PFUPFU
TCUTCU
DepositionNozzle
DepositionNozzle
SubstrateSubstrate
Coating Development System
Desk sized
Production unit
Same footprint
Remove spray enclosure
Coating Development System
Desk sized
Production unit
Same footprint
Remove spray enclosure
KM–CDSKM–CDSFirst KM-CDS Shipped!!Buyer: US Naval AcademyLocated: NAVSEA-Carderock
First KM-CDS Shipped!!Buyer: US Naval AcademyLocated: NAVSEA-Carderock
MCC liner life in LOX/H2 engine limited by thermal ratcheting failure initiated by cyclic oxidation/ reduction (“blanching”) of copper alloy liner
Desire high conductivity coating that forms adherent, self healing oxide that is stable in H2
Candidate coatings include Cu-xCr, where x = 20 to 30 vol.%
Study initiated to select optimum composition of Cu-XCr based on mechanical properties and oxidation resistance
MCC liner life in LOX/H2 engine limited by thermal ratcheting failure initiated by cyclic oxidation/ reduction (“blanching”) of copper alloy liner
Desire high conductivity coating that forms adherent, self healing oxide that is stable in H2
Candidate coatings include Cu-xCr, where x = 20 to 30 vol.%
Study initiated to select optimum composition of Cu-XCr based on mechanical properties and oxidation resistance
ApplicationApplicationSSME Main Combustion
Chamber (MCC)SSME Main Combustion
Chamber (MCC)
AdvantagesAdvantages
KM vs. Thermal Spray
Eliminates:
Porosity
Oxygen pickup
Interlayer bond coats
Vacuum chamber
KM vs. Thermal Spray
Eliminates:
Porosity
Oxygen pickup
Interlayer bond coats
Vacuum chamber
Coating PropertiesCoating Properties
ThermalExpansionSpecimens
ThermalExpansionSpecimens
TensileSpecimens
TensileSpecimens
Thermal Conductivity
Specimens
Thermal Conductivity
Specimens
CopperSubstrateCopper
Substrate
KM Cu-CrDeposit
KM Cu-CrDeposit
Bulk Cu-Cr specimens machined from 10-mm thick KM deposits
Tensile
Thermal Conductivity
Three Cu-Cr compositions evaluated:
Cu-20vol.%Cr
Cu-25vol.%Cr
Cu-30vol.%Cr
Bulk Cu-Cr specimens machined from 10-mm thick KM deposits
Tensile
Thermal Conductivity
Three Cu-Cr compositions evaluated:
Cu-20vol.%Cr
Cu-25vol.%Cr
Cu-30vol.%Cr
Tensile PropertiesTensile PropertiesKM Cu-Cr tensile properties equivalent to wrought
Strength increases (ductility decreases) with increasing Cr content
KM Cu-Cr tensile properties equivalent to wrought
Strength increases (ductility decreases) with increasing Cr content
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
Cu-15vol.%Cr Cu-20vol.%Cr Cu-25vol.%Cr Cu-30vol.%Cr
Strength (ksi) or Ductility (%)
Yield
Ultimate
Elong.
R.A.
Wrought
Wrought
KMKM
FractographyFractographyDuctile, microvoid coalescence observed at room temperatureDuctile, microvoid coalescence observed at room temperature
Thermal Conductivity
Thermal ConductivityKM Cu-Cr thermal conductivity equivalent to wrought
Conductivity decreases with increasing Cr content
KM Cu-Cr thermal conductivity equivalent to wrought
Conductivity decreases with increasing Cr content
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
200
0 500 1000 1500Temperature (deg-F)
Wrought Cu-15vol.%Cr
KM Cu-20vol.%Cr
KM Cu-25vol.%Cr
KM Cu-30vol.%Cr
Oxidation BehaviorOxidation Behavior
Evaluation of KM Cu-Cr coated GRCop-84 TGA coupons included:
Coating Adhesion
Static Oxidation
Cyclic Oxidation
Three Cu-Cr compositions evaluated:
Cu-20vol.%Cr
Cu-25vol.%Cr
Cu-30vol.%Cr
Evaluation of KM Cu-Cr coated GRCop-84 TGA coupons included:
Coating Adhesion
Static Oxidation
Cyclic Oxidation
Three Cu-Cr compositions evaluated:
Cu-20vol.%Cr
Cu-25vol.%Cr
Cu-30vol.%Cr
KM Cu-Cr Coated GRCop-84 TGA
Coupons
KM Cu-Cr Coated GRCop-84 TGA
Coupons
KM Cu-25vol.%CrKM Cu-25vol.%Cr
GRCop-84GRCop-84
Coating AdhesionCoating Adhesion Coating adhesion improved by post-deposition heat treatment Coating adhesion improved by post-deposition heat treatment
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
Cu-20vol.%Cr Cu-25vol.%Cr Cu-30vol.%Cr
As-Deposited
Annealed at 1700F/1hr/Ar
Note: Arrows indicate failure in epoxyNote: Arrows indicate failure in epoxy
Static OxidationStatic Oxidation Formation of continuous Cr2O3 layer underneath external CuO slows oxidation rate
Oxidation rate decreases with increasing Cr content
Formation of continuous Cr2O3 layer underneath external CuO slows oxidation rate
Oxidation rate decreases with increasing Cr content
0
0.5
1
1.5
2
2.5
3
0 4 8 12 16 20
Oxidation Time (H)
SpWt Gain (mg/sq-cm)
Cu8Cr4Nb
w/Cu-17Cr
w/Cu-21CrCu-Cr coatingCu-Cr coating
CuOCuO
Cr2O3Cr2O3
20Cr
20Cr
25Cr25Cr
Cyclic OxidationCyclic OxidationCyclic Temperature 77 ºK to 1023 ºK
Best oxidation resistance Cu-Cr Coating with 25vol% Cr
Spalling observed
Cyclic Temperature 77 ºK to 1023 ºK
Best oxidation resistance Cu-Cr Coating with 25vol% Cr
Spalling observed
0.88
0.9
0.92
0.94
0.96
0.98
1
1.02
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40
Cycle # (15-Min. Cycles)
Relative Wt. 21.3Cr
17.1Cr
25.0 Cr25.0 Cr
20.0 Cr20.0 Cr
Cu-25vol.%CrCu-25vol.%Cr
Cu-20vol.%CrCu-20vol.%Cr
650ºC650ºC 750ºC750ºC
SummarySummary
Kinetic Metallization achieves high density, adherent Cu-Cr coatings
Eliminates need for interlayer bond coat
Eliminates oxygen pickup during spray process
Best balance of oxidation protection and mechanical properties offered by Cu-25vol.%Cr
Kinetic Metallization achieves high density, adherent Cu-Cr coatings
Eliminates need for interlayer bond coat
Eliminates oxygen pickup during spray process
Best balance of oxidation protection and mechanical properties offered by Cu-25vol.%Cr
Future WorkFuture Work NASA initiated new program to evaluate KM NiCrAlY coatings for next-generation LOX/kerosene engines
Preliminary work has shown that low porosity, well-adherent KM NiCrAlY coatings can be applied to GRCop-84
No grit blasting surface preparation required
No interlayer bond coat required
NASA initiated new program to evaluate KM NiCrAlY coatings for next-generation LOX/kerosene engines
Preliminary work has shown that low porosity, well-adherent KM NiCrAlY coatings can be applied to GRCop-84
No grit blasting surface preparation required
No interlayer bond coat required
KM NiCrAlYKM NiCrAlY