Reverse direction pyrolysis processing

Coating processes – Heat decomposition of applied coating or base material

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427228, 4273762, 4271261, 4271262, 427380, B05D 302

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053805534

ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to a method of forming a homogeneous ceramic coating on a substrate. The method comprises depositing a preceramic coating on a substrate and then heating the substrate while directing a stream of cooling gas at the surface of the preceramic coating such that a temperature gradient is developed in the coating. This temperature gradient is created in such a way that the preceramic material near the substrate is converted to its ceramic form while the preceramic material near the surface of the coating is deterred from conversion. The temperature gradient is then decreased over time such that all of the preceramic material ceramifies from the substrate outward to form a homogeneous coating on the substrate.

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