Plasma Spray, Detonation Gun, and HVOF Deposition Techniques
Plasma Spray, Detonation Gun, and HVOF Deposition Techniques
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等离子喷涂、爆轰枪和 HVOF 沉积技术
DOI:
10.1007/978-94-011-0077-9_7
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1995
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R. Tucker
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R. Tucker
Thermal spray processes provide unique opportunities to apply relatively dense, well bonded coatings of virtually any material that melts without decomposing (including most metallics, ceramics, cermets, and some polymerics) to metallic and other substrates without significantly heating the substrate. Thus, for example, an oxide with a melting point well over 3000°F can be applied to a low melting point alloy such as aluminum without heating the aluminum over 150°C and, therefore, without changing its metallurgical structure or mechanical properties. This paper describes the most prominent advanced thermal spray processes, plasma spray, high velocity oxy-fuel, and detonation gun processes, including advances in process automation, process control, and quality control.Thermal spray coatings are used for wear and corrosion resistance, as thermal barriers, and for many other applications. Their ability to perform any of these functions is, of course, a function of their composition and microstructure. These will be discussed in light of their deposition parameters and related to their applications. Laboratory wear, corrosion, and thermal shock tests will be discussed in light of their utility in selecting coatings for specific applications. In some instances a comparison will be made to other surface treatments.