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Mechanisms governing the enhanced strain tolerance of segmented APS-TBCs

Yang et al., 2025

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Yang L
Chen Y
Li D
Jiang P
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Surface cracks are recognized as an effective approach for enhancing the strain tolerance of air plasma sprayed thermal barrier coating system (APS-TBCs). Therefore, segmented APS- TBCs with channeled surface cracks is considered a superior coating system for improving …
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