Composite protective coating for carbon-carbon substrates

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428366, 428367, 428384, 428698, B32B 900

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045006024

ABSTRACT:
Composite protective coatings for protecting carbonaceous substrates from degrading in oxygen containing environments are provided. The composite protective coatings include a first coating layer applied to the surface of the substrate. The first coating layer is a silicon carbide type coating. The second coating layer is applied to the surface of a first coating layer and is a sputter deposited phase stabilized zirconium oxide having a columnar microstructure. Carbonaceous substrates having the composite protective coatings are able to withstand temperatures of about 4100.degree. F. in oxygen containing environments.

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