Method for constructing a turbine shroud

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Gas or vapor deposition of article forming material onto...

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291564WL, 415200, 428593, 428598, F01D 2524, B32B 300

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ABSTRACT:
A method for constructing a turbine shroud structure includes providing a metal substrate with a plurality of pegs extending therefrom. A ceramic sealing layer of zirconium oxide with about 20 weight percentage magnesium is applied to the peg-metal substrate structure. Intermediate bonding layers may be applied between the ceramic sealing layer and the peg-metal substrate structure. The ceramic sealing layer is then heat treated to a temperature of 1100.degree. C. to increase the rub wear of the ceramic sealing layer and to reduce the thermal stress therein.

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