Print Email Facebook Twitter Testing of coatings and materials for jet engine components in simulated operational environments Title Testing of coatings and materials for jet engine components in simulated operational environments Author van der Vet, W.J. Institution National Aerospace Laboratory NLR Date 1977-12-31 Abstract Military aircraft flying low level missions in Western Europe encounter a very different environment from that in most of the United States. Industrial pullution causes atmospheric moisture to be highly acid, and the corrosion rate of jet engine components is greatly increased, with consequent high maintenance costs. To help combat this problem the National Aerospace Laboratory NLR in the Netherlands has built special test rigs for testing jet engine materials and coatings under simulated environmental conditions. In this paper the test rigs and some results are discussed. Subject coatingsatmospheric effectsjet enginesturbine bladesheat resistant alloysprotective coatingsenvironmental testscorrosion testsburnerscombustion chambers To reference this document use: http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:6d9024df-840b-4ec3-b82e-217f100205d9 Publisher Nationaal Lucht- en Ruimtevaartlaboratorium Access restriction Campus only Source NLR MP 78001 U Part of collection Aerospace Engineering Reports Document type report Rights (c) 1977 National Aerospace Laboratory NLR Files PDF 78001.pdf 10.39 MB Close viewer /islandora/object/uuid:6d9024df-840b-4ec3-b82e-217f100205d9/datastream/OBJ/view