NASA NTRS · 19870000176
Oxygen-Barrier Coating for Titanium
Abstract
Oxygen-barrier coating for titanium developed to provide effective and low-cost means for protecting titanium alloys from oxygen in environment when alloys used in high-temperature mechanical or structural applications. Provides protective surface layer, which reduces extent of surface oxidation of alloy and forms barrier to diffusion of oxygen, limiting contamination of substrate alloy by oxygen. Consists of submicron layer of aluminum deposited on surface of titanium by electron-beam evaporation, with submicron layer of dioxide sputtered onto aluminum to form coat.
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Clark, Ronald K., Unnam, Jalaiah. 1987-04-01. Oxygen-Barrier Coating for Titanium. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19870000176
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