Abstract
Ceramic coatings are used to protect against high-temperature oxidation of metal products. The efficiency of the technology of detonation spraying of two-layer coatings of aluminum oxide ( Al2O3 ) and a heat-resistant alloy (CoCrAlY) on the surface of a sample made of steel 12X18H10T was studied. A multi-chamber detonation unit was used in the work, providing high speed (up to 1000 m/s) and a 60–80% utilization rate of the sprayed material. We used an oxygen-neutral combustible mixture based on propane-butane. The coating material has a smooth gradient of properties from ceramic to sample substrate The complex of the obtained structural and physical-mechanical properties of the coating material makes it possible to predict its high performance under conditions of high-temperature oxidation.