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In this study, we investigated the galvanic corrosion performance of an Aluminum–Boron Nitride (Al–BN) abradable seal coating system (with a Ni5Al bond layer and a 0Cr17Ni4Cu4Nb substrate) in chloride solution by electrochemical methods. The results indicated a three-stage process occurred during the anodic dissolution of the coupled coating system, consisting of a spontaneous pitting stage I under charge transfer control with a decreasing rate, a corrosion developing stage II under mass transfer control with an increasing rate, and a final steady stage III. Precipitation of Al(OH)3 restricts the oxygen transport process to the cathode and induces localized acidification of the occluded pores of the Al–BN layer, which was the mechanism that could explain the changes of corrosion performance during the three immersion stages of Al–BN coating system. The study suggests that galvanic corrosion of the porous multi-layer Al–BN abradable coating system is mostly influenced by its corrosion product deposition.

Galvanic Corrosion Performance of an Al–BN Abradable Seal Coating System in Chloride Solution