Hybrid Metal–ceramic Fiber Frameworks Based on Designs of Metallic Coatings for High-temperature Resistant Temperature–pressure Sensing
Zijian Xu , Chao Hou , Yichen Liu , Ying Lyu , Jinghui Ling , Chong Zeng , Yanchen Zhu , Yunzhao Bai , Li Yuan , Dingfeng He , Yinji Ma , Zhouping Yin , YongAn Huang , Kan Li
Advanced Fiber Materials ›› : 1 -14.
Extreme thermal environments demand sensors with two mutually exclusive properties: flexibility (to conform curved surfaces and withstand dynamic stress) and high-temperature tolerance (to avoid degradation above 400 °C). However, existing polymer-based flexible sensors are thermally unstable, and conventional high-temperature sensors of ceramic and metal are inflexible. Herein, we address this challenge with a hybrid metal–ceramic framework of PtxAu1−x coated ZrO2-Al2O3 nanofibers (PtxAu1−x@ZANF), enabling flexible dual-functional temperature–pressure sensing up to 800 °C. Systematic studies on solid-state dewetting, nano-grain melting, and phase stability identified Au-rich Pt0.15Au0.85 as optimal: it retains a single face-centered cubic phase and low resistivity (< 1 order of magnitude increase) after 2 h at 800 °C in air, outperforming pure Pt/Au and Pt-rich alloys (prone to phase separation/spheroidization). Laser-patterned electrodes on Pt0.15Au0.85@ZANF yield a dual-functional temperature–pressure sensor, which exhibits both high-temperature resistance and flexibility. The sensor exhibited a sensitivity range of 0.019 kPa−1 to 0.054 kPa−1 and demonstrated stability over 360 cycles (≥ 3 h) at 800 °C, far exceeding the maximum operating temperature of other reported temperature–pressure sensors (≤ 300 °C). This framework combines flexibility and high-temperature tolerance, two essential properties for reliable sensing on curved industrial robot joints, chemical plant reactors, and spacecraft surfaces.
Flexible high-temperature sensor / Dual-functional sensor / Temperature and pressure sensing / Flexible ceramic fibers / Hybrid fiber materials
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