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새로운 소형 버너리그를 이용한 EB-PVD 열차폐 코팅의 열피로 수명 평가

Thermal Fatigue Life Evaluation of EB-PVD TBC Using Newly Developed Small-scale Burner Rig

Journal of the Korean Society for Precision Engineering 2025;42(1):65-73.
Published online: January 1, 2025

1 성균관대학교 대학원 기계공학과

2 안동대학교 기계공학과

1 Department of Mechanical Engineering, Graduate School, Sungkyunkwan University

2 Department of Mechanical Engineering, Andong National University

#E-mail: djkim@anu.ac.kr, TEL: +82-54-820-6128
• Received: September 10, 2024   • Revised: October 11, 2024   • Accepted: October 21, 2024

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Thermal Fatigue Life Evaluation of EB-PVD TBC Using Newly Developed Small-scale Burner Rig
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Fig. 1 Cross-section of EB-PVD TBC specimen
Fig. 2 Illustration of burner rig system
Fig. 3 Illustration of automatic specimen moving system with exploded diagram of holder part
Fig. 4 Circuit diagram of gas flow rate control system with arduino
Fig. 5 Circuit diagram of automatic burner moving & cooling system with Arduino
Fig. 6 Variation in the flame shape for three different Q values of (a) 12.4 LPM, (b) 18.6 LPM, and (c) 30.7 LPM, under the same R value of 3.65
Fig. 7 a) Experimental setup for flame temperature measurement, b) temperature profiles at gun distance of 8cm, c) flame shape at gun distance of 8 cm, and d) flame shape at gun distance of 4 cm
Fig. 8 Variation in the surface temperature during (a) heating and (b) cooling cycle
Fig. 9 Variation in the surface temperature of TBC during heating, for five different combinations of R and Q
Fig. 10 Photos of flame for the three different burner rig test conditions
Fig. 11 Representative photos for three steps in burner rig test from the viewpoint of the lower specimen, (a) heating cycle, (b) between heating and cooling cycle, and (c) cooling cycle
Fig. 12 Surface temperature profiles of specimen during heating with incremental increase of total flow rate for three different flow rate ratio, gun distance = 4.0 cm
Fig. 13 a) Relation between maximum surface temperature and Q under the same R and b) relation between maximum surface temperature and Q for three different R
Fig. 14 The progress of specimen failure according to the number of cycles (Case1), photos taken at (a) the second half of heating step, (b) the first half of cooling step, and (c) the end of cooling step
Fig. 15 The progress of specimen failure according to the number of cycles, (a) photos taken at the second half of heating step and (b) photos at 180 cycle showing the progress of cooling step
Fig. 16 The progress of specimen failure according to the number of cycles (Case3), photos taken at the second half of heating step, except for the farthest right
Fig. 17 Relation between surface temperature and cycles to failure
Thermal Fatigue Life Evaluation of EB-PVD TBC Using Newly Developed Small-scale Burner Rig
Case CH4 (LPM) O2 (LPM) R Q (LPM)
(a) 2.67 9.74 3.65 12.4
(b) 3.99 14.57 3.65 18.6
(c) 6.6 24.11 3.65 30.7
Case CH4 (LPM) O2 (LPM) R Q (LPM) Max.Temp. (°C)
1 3.99 14.57 3.652 18.56 1,048
2 3.99 12.67 3.175 16.66 1,088
3 3.99 9.992 2.504 13.98 1,115
4 3.99 8.850 2.218 12.84 1,110
5 5.00 12.54 2.508 17.54 1,175
R CH4 (LPM) O2 (LPM) Q (LPM) Max. Temp. (°C)
2.5 4.03 10.12 14.15 1175
5.00 12.54 17.54 1238
6.01 15.08 21.09 1285
7.02 17.63 24.65 1322
3.0 3.61 10.89 14.50 1080
4.34 13.17 17.52 1137
5.00 15.08 20.08 1172
6.01 18.01 24.02 1213
3.5 3.19 11.14 14.33 1014
3.82 13.68 17.61 1079
5.00 17.50 22.50 1129
6.01 21.06 27.07 1164
Table 1 R and Q values for three cases of flames in Fig. 6
Table 2 Measurements of maximum surface temperature, for five different combinations of R and Q
Table 3 Results of maximum surface temperature measurements based on Fig. 12, for different combinations of R and Q