Elastic and conductive properties of plasma-sprayed ceramic coatings in relation to their microstructure: An overview

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This article focuses on micromechanics-based models that explicitly express the elastic and conductive properties of plasma-sprayed ceramic coatings in terms of relevant microstructural parameters. These parameters reflect, in an integral way, the density and the orientation distribution of microcracks; they apply to strongly oblate pores as well. On the other hand, the porosity parameter usually plays a secondary role. Partial contacts between crack faces-a factor of major importance-are reflected via appropriate reduction of crack densities. The effect of various "irregularities" of crack shapes is discussed. Case studies of YSZ coatings demonstrate how the micromechanics-based modeling can be used and directly interfaced with 2-D image data. © 2009 ASM International.

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Sevostianov, I., & Kachanov, M. (2009). Elastic and conductive properties of plasma-sprayed ceramic coatings in relation to their microstructure: An overview. Journal of Thermal Spray Technology, 18(5–6), 822–834. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11666-009-9344-z

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