Future coating developments for high–temperature gas turbine components is a topic which encompasses both material and process developments. The materials for use at high temperatures can be classified as wear (abradables and abrasives), corrosion, oxidation, and thermal barrier coatings. In spite of many interesting material modifications, the most important developments are associated with the application process, coating quality control procedures, and efficiency of operation regarding the source of material used to produce the coating.
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