Wear-resistant coating
AssigneeHamilton Sundstrand Corporation
InventorsBlair A. Smith, Claude J. Moreau
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Abstract
A method of forming a wear-resistant coating on an article includes depositing a chromium coating on a substrate of the article, and subsequently heating the coated article to enhance a plurality of through-cracks within the chromium coating. The method further includes applying a liquid filler material to the coated article such that at least one of the plurality of through-cracks is at least partially occupied by the filler material, and solidifying the liquid filler material
Claims20
A method of forming a wear-resistant coating on an article, the method comprising:
- depositing a chromium coating on a substrate of the article;
- heating the coated article to enhance a plurality of through-cracks within the chromium coating;
- applying a liquid filler material to the coated article such that at least one of the plurality of through-cracks is at least partially occupied by the filler material, the liquid filler material comprising a polymer material and a corrosion-inhibiting zinc or aluminum material;
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- solidifying the liquid filler material.
A coated article comprising:
- a substrate;
- a wear-resistant coating in communication with the substrate, the wear-resistant coating comprising:
- a chromium coating deposited on the substrate, the chromium coating comprising a plurality of through-cracks;
- and
- a solidified filler material in communication with the chromium coating and at least partially occupying at least one of the plurality of through-cracks;
- wherein the solidified filler material comprises a polymer material and a corrosion-inhibiting zinc or aluminum material.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.