Effect of Semi-Molten Particulate on Tailored Thermal Barrier Coatings for Gas Turbine Engine
Authors:
- Anindya GhoshalAGAnindya Ghoshal
- Muthuvel MuruganMMMuthuvel Murugan
- Michael WalockMWMichael Walock
- Blake BarnettBBBlake Barnett
- Marc PepiMPMarc Pepi
- Swab JeffreySJSwab Jeffrey
- David HopkinsDHDavid Hopkins
- George GazonasGGGeorge Gazonas
- Michael ShiaoMSMichael Shiao
- Kevin A. KernerKKKevin A. Kerner
- Christopher RoweCRChristopher Rowe
- 22 July 2016
- conference paper
- Published by American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA)
Abstract
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