Acta Metallurgica Sinica (English Letters) ›› 2021, Vol. 34 ›› Issue (8): 1131-1141.DOI: 10.1007/s40195-021-01204-6

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Microstructure and Improved Thermal Shock Behaviour of an In Situ Formed Metal-Enamel Interlocking Coating

Hang Wang1,2, Chuan Zhang3, Chengyang Jiang4(), Lijuan Zhu1,2, Lihong Han1,2, Minghui Chen4, Shujiang Geng4, Fuhui Wang4   

  1. 1Tubular Goods Research Institute of CNPC, Xi’an, 710077, China
    2State Key Laboratory of Performance and Structural Safety for Petroleum Tubular Goods and Equipment Materials, Xi’an, 710077, China
    3CNPC Bomco Drilling & Production Equipment Co. LTD., Guanghan, 618300, China
    4Shenyang National Laboratory for Materials Science, Northeastern University, Shenyang, 110819, China
  • Received:2020-10-08 Revised:2020-11-27 Accepted:2020-12-08 Online:2021-02-11 Published:2021-08-10
  • Contact: Chengyang Jiang
  • About author:Chengyang Jiang, jiangchengyang@mail.neu.edu.cn

Abstract:

A novel metal-enamel interlocking coating was designed and prepared in situ by co-deposition of Ni-enamel composite layer and subsequent air spray of enamel with 10 wt% nanoscale Ni. During the firing process, the external enamel layer was melted and jointed with the enamel particles at the upper part of the Ni-plating layer to form the enamel pegs. Thermal shock tests of pure enamel, enamel with 10 wt% Ni composite and metal-enamel interlocking coatings were conducted at 600 °C in water and static air. The results indicated that the metal-enamel interlocking showed superior thermal shock resistance to both pure enamel and enamel with 10 wt% Ni composite coatings. The enhanced performance was mainly attributed to the advantageous effects of mechanical interlocking of the enamel pegs formed at the enamel/Ni-plating interface. Meanwhile, during thermal shock test, big clusters formed by nanoscale Ni agglomerations were oxidised to be a Ni/NiO core-shell structure while small single nanoscale Ni grains were oxidised completely, which both improved the thermal shock resistance of enamel coating significantly.

Key words: Enamel, Interlocking, Thermal shock, Nanoscale Ni