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MoSi2-HfC/TaC-HfC multi-phase coatings synthesized by supersonic atmospheric plasma spraying for C/C composites against ablation

Shuai et al., 2021

Document ID
13183598419624955688
Author
Shuai K
Zhang Y
Fu Y
Guo X
Li T
Li J
Publication year
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Corrosion Science

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To improve the ablation resistance of C/C composites, MoSi 2-HfC/TaC-HfC (MH/TH) bilayer coatings were synthesized on SiC coated C/C composites. Results showed that the mass and linear ablation rate of MH/TH coatings were 0.236 mg/s and 1.026 µm/s, respectively …
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