Process for Forming an Outward Grown Aluminide Coating
OwnerMatthew James O'Connell, Todd Steven Moran +1inventors
InventorsMatthew James O'Connell, Todd Steven Moran, Dennis William Cavanaugh
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OwnerMatthew James O'Connell, Todd Steven Moran +1inventors
InventorsMatthew James O'Connell, Todd Steven Moran, Dennis William Cavanaugh
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In one embodiment, a method for forming an aluminide coated article comprises: applying an aluminum composition to the article to form a precursor coating, heating the article to a migration temperature sufficient to diffuse a metal from the article into the precursor coating, and gasifying aluminum in the aluminum composition at a gasification temperature that is greater than or equal to the migration temperature. An outward grown aluminide coating forms on the article. In another embodiment, a method for forming an aluminide coated article, comprises: applying an aluminide composition an article to form a precursor coating, heating the article to a migration temperature of greater than or equal to 1,065° C., gasifying the aluminum at a gasification temperature of greater than or equal to 1,065° C., and forming an outward grown aluminide coating on less than 100% of a surface of the article.
A method for forming an aluminide coated article, comprising:
A method for forming an aluminide coated article, comprising:
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