Ni 40C Graphite Powder provided by Stanford Advanced Materials is a composite powder designed for abradable coatings in clearance control applications, utilizing nickel encapsulation of graphite to optimize wear resistance and gas path efficiency in seal areas.
Related Products: Nano Nickel Powder (Ni), Spherical Nickel Copper Alloy Powder (Ni-Cu)
Ni 40C Graphite Powder provided by Stanford Advanced Materials is a composite powder designed for abradable coatings in clearance control applications, utilizing nickel encapsulation of graphite to optimize wear resistance and gas path efficiency in seal areas.
Related Products: Nano Nickel Powder (Ni), Spherical Nickel Copper Alloy Powder (Ni-Cu)
Ni 40C Graphite Powder is a specialized composite powder where graphite is encapsulated in nickel, created through the hydrometallurgy autoclave process. This distinctive production technique ensures uniform distribution and continuous cladding of graphite within a nickel shell, reducing segregation and improving sprayability. In coatings, graphite serves as a solid lubricant, enhancing abradability with controlled porosity levels, which is essential for optimizing clearance control in applications where rotating components may intermittently contact the coating.
Nominal Chemistry |
Ni 40C Graphite |
Nom. Particle Size Distr.(µm) |
-90 +30 |
Morphology |
Irregular |
Max. Service Temperature (°C) |
480 |
Range of Apparent Density (g/cm3) |
1.2 |
Ni 40C Graphite Powder is primarily used in clearance control coatings to optimize gas path efficiency and reduce wear on rotating components. Common applications include gas turbine engines, aerospace seals, compressor and pump parts, and industrial machinery, where effective clearance control boosts performance and longevity.
Our Ni 40C Graphite Powder is meticulously handled during storage and transportation to maintain its quality in its original condition.
Q1: What are the main advantages of using Ni 40C Graphite Powder in clearance control applications?
A1: Ni 40C Graphite Powder enhances gas path efficiency and reduces wear on rotating components by providing tailored abradable coatings with graphite as a solid lubricant.
Q2: How is Ni 40C Graphite Powder produced, and what makes it ideal for spraying applications?
A2: The powder is produced using the hydrometallurgy autoclave process, which ensures nickel encapsulation of graphite for uniform distribution and continuous cladding, reducing segregation and enhancing sprayability.
Q3: What function does graphite serve in Ni 40C Graphite Powder coatings, and how does it improve abradability?
A3: In the coatings, graphite acts as a solid lubricant, facilitating enhanced abradability with precisely controlled porosity levels, which is essential for optimizing clearance control in applications with intermittent contact with rotating components.