C04B41/5015

REFRACTORY ARTICLE RESISTANT TO NON-FERROUS METAL AND PRODUCTION PROCESS THEREOF

A refractory article used at high temperature contains a silica, calcium silicate or mullite matrix with at least a surface having an open porosity filled at least partially with a sulfate, phosphate, or carbonate salt or a mixture of sulfate, phosphate or carbonate salts. The refractory article is resistant to the corrosion and build-up of non-ferrous metals and their alloys.

REFRACTORY ARTICLE RESISTANT TO NON-FERROUS METAL AND PRODUCTION PROCESS THEREOF

A refractory article used at high temperature contains a silica, calcium silicate or mullite matrix with at least a surface having an open porosity filled at least partially with a sulfate, phosphate, or carbonate salt or a mixture of sulfate, phosphate or carbonate salts. The refractory article is resistant to the corrosion and build-up of non-ferrous metals and their alloys.

METHOD FOR PROTECTING A CARBON/CARBON COMPOSITE MATERIAL PART FROM OXIDATION
20240376018 · 2024-11-14 ·

A method for protecting a carbon-carbon composite material part from oxidation, the method including applying an impregnation composition comprising at least one metal phosphate to at least one portion of the outer surface of the part; depositing, by a dry deposition process, a solid composition of an oxidation-resistant glass on at least one portion of the outer surface of the part, once the impregnation composition has been applied; and conducting an impregnation heat treatment in order to soften or melt the solid composition deposited by a dry deposition process, to allow the internal porosity of the part to be impregnated with the thus-softened or thus-melted composition, and to form an oxidation-resistant glass in the internal porosity of the part.

METHOD FOR PROTECTING A CARBON/CARBON COMPOSITE MATERIAL PART FROM OXIDATION
20240376018 · 2024-11-14 ·

A method for protecting a carbon-carbon composite material part from oxidation, the method including applying an impregnation composition comprising at least one metal phosphate to at least one portion of the outer surface of the part; depositing, by a dry deposition process, a solid composition of an oxidation-resistant glass on at least one portion of the outer surface of the part, once the impregnation composition has been applied; and conducting an impregnation heat treatment in order to soften or melt the solid composition deposited by a dry deposition process, to allow the internal porosity of the part to be impregnated with the thus-softened or thus-melted composition, and to form an oxidation-resistant glass in the internal porosity of the part.

BARRIER COATING

In examples, a method for forming a high temperature coating includes applying a barrier coat formulation on a substrate. The barrier coat formulation includes mono-aluminum phosphate; boron carbide; and chromium or a chromium compound. The method further includes heat treating the barrier coat formulation to form an oxidation-resistant coating layer, wherein a melting point of the oxidation-resistant coating layer is greater than about 800 degrees Celsius ( C.).

BARRIER COATING

In examples, a method for forming a high temperature coating includes applying a barrier coat formulation on a substrate. The barrier coat formulation includes mono-aluminum phosphate; boron carbide; and chromium or a chromium compound. The method further includes heat treating the barrier coat formulation to form an oxidation-resistant coating layer, wherein a melting point of the oxidation-resistant coating layer is greater than about 800 degrees Celsius ( C.).

BARRIER COATING

In examples, a method for forming a high temperature coating includes applying a barrier coat formulation on a substrate. The barrier coat formulation includes mono-aluminum phosphate; at least one of a group four, a group five, or a group six metal or metal compound; boron carbide; water; and surfactant. The method further includes heat treating the barrier coat formulation to form an oxidation-resistant coating layer, wherein a melting point of the oxidation-resistant coating layer is greater than about 800 degrees Celsius ( C.).

BARRIER COATING

In examples, a method for forming a high temperature coating includes applying a barrier coat formulation on a substrate. The barrier coat formulation includes mono-aluminum phosphate; at least one of a group four, a group five, or a group six metal or metal compound; boron carbide; water; and surfactant. The method further includes heat treating the barrier coat formulation to form an oxidation-resistant coating layer, wherein a melting point of the oxidation-resistant coating layer is greater than about 800 degrees Celsius ( C.).

BARRIER COATING

In examples, a method for forming a high temperature coating includes applying a barrier coat formulation on a substrate. The barrier coat formulation includes mono-aluminum phosphate; boron carbide; and tungsten. The method further includes heat treating the barrier coat formulation to form an oxidation-resistant coating layer, wherein a melting point of the oxidation-resistant coating layer is greater than about 800 degrees Celsius ( C.).

BARRIER COATING

In examples, a method for forming a high temperature coating includes applying a barrier coat formulation on a substrate. The barrier coat formulation includes mono-aluminum phosphate; boron carbide; and tungsten. The method further includes heat treating the barrier coat formulation to form an oxidation-resistant coating layer, wherein a melting point of the oxidation-resistant coating layer is greater than about 800 degrees Celsius ( C.).