Method of forming a multilayer ceramic coating
AssigneeGeneral Electric Company
InventorsDaniel P. Ivkovich, Jr., Andrew J. Skoog, Jane A. Murphy, Thomas W. Rentz
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AssigneeGeneral Electric Company
InventorsDaniel P. Ivkovich, Jr., Andrew J. Skoog, Jane A. Murphy, Thomas W. Rentz
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A method of forming a multilayer ceramic coating system on a substrate that requires thermal protection from a hostile thermal environment. The method generally entails forming at least one tape that contains ceramic particles dispersed in an organic constituent, such as a binder and/or plasticizer. If a single tape is used, the tape is formed of multiple layers of different compositions and applied as a unit to the substrate, thereby forming at least an innermost layer and an outermost layer on the substrate. If multiple tapes are used, a first tape is applied to the substrate to form the innermost layer, and a second tape is applied to form the outermost layer. The tape/tapes are then sintered to form innermost and outermost ceramic layers, respectively, on the substrate. The tape/tapes are formed and processed such that the innermost ceramic layer has submicron voids to provide a desired level of porosity, while the outermost ceramic layer is thinner, smoother and less porous than the innermost ceramic layer.
A method of forming a multilayer ceramic coating system on a gas turbine engine component, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of forming a multilayer ceramic coating system on a substrate, the method comprising the steps of:
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