Phlogopite glass-ceramic coatings on stainless steel substrate by plasma spray
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Macor coatings on 316 alloys substrates were prepared by plasma spraying. The crystallization temperature, thermal expansion coefficient of mica glass-ceramic were at 900ºC and 40× 10−7/◦C respectively. The microhardness of obtained glass-ceramic coating was 6.8GPa and the coefficient friction was 0.98 .
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volume 2 issue 2
pages 16- 21
publication date 2016-06-01
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