ArticleMaterials (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Cavitation Erosion of Protective Coating Based on Cordierite Filler and Epoxy Matrix.
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- Features of the Structure of Layered Epoxy Composite Coatings Formed on a Metal-Ceramic-Coated Aluminum Base.Materials (Basel, Switzerland) · 2025Article
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Abstract
The goal of this study is to investigate the surface morphology changes induced by the cavitation erosion of a coating based on cordierite with an epoxy matrix for an aluminum substrate. The literature review shows a certain lack of knowledge regarding the coating's resistance to wearing induced by water flow, which is a highly important property of the material immersed in or in contact with water streams. The main idea behind the investigation is that such a protective coating will also improve the cavitation erosion resistance of metal substrates. The protective coatings were based on cordierite filler (88 wt.%) and epoxy resin (7 wt.%). The filler, made of a mixture of kaolin, alumina, and talc, is obtained by a sintering procedure that took place at 1350 °C. X-ray diffraction analysis and scanning electron microscopy were employed in the characterization of the produced filler. The adherence of the obtained epoxy-based protective coating and resistance to water flow were tested by the ultrasonic vibration method (i.e., cavitation erosion testing). Scanning electron microscopy was used for analysis of the coating's morphology upon cavitation erosion. Based on the value of the cavitation erosion rate and the analyzed final surface damage, it was assessed that the investigated protective coating is resistant to cavitation erosion.
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