Knowledge Oriented Materials Engineering of Layered Thermal Barrier Systems (NOMELT)
Abstract
A team from academia, Air Force laboratories and industry has been assembled to develop a design code for one of the prevailing failure modes in thermal barrier systems used for aero-turbines. The failure mechanism to be addressed occurs in systems with two-phase bond coats and is manifest as abrupt delamination along the interface between the thermally grown oxide (TGO) and the intermetallic bond coat. The code will integrate several important time/cycle dependent phenomena, each with associated constituent models for: interface adhesion, bond coat deformation, sintering in the thermal barrier layer, etc. In this the second year of the project, efforts have focused on experimental characterization of the various layers and the development of hierarchical models, both of which are needed to characterize and define the salient governing phenomena. A previously developed interfacial delamination model is being adapted for this problem, and integration of these efforts will provide the pathway to the TBC design code.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Dec 31, 2006
- Accession Number
- ADA472622
Entities
People
- Anthony Evans
- David J Srolovitz
- John N Hutchinson
- John Smith
- Kevin Hemker
- Tresa M. Pollock
Organizations
- Princeton University