Role of Solidification, Substrate Temperature and Reynolds Number on Droplet Spreading in Thermal Spray Deposition: Measurements and Modeling

Role of Solidification, Substrate Temperature and Reynolds Number on Droplet Spreading in Thermal Spray Deposition: Measurements and Modeling
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热喷涂沉积中凝固、基材温度和雷诺数对液滴铺展的作用:测量和建模

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2001
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V. Prasad
V. Prasad
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Y. Wan;Hui Zhang;X. Jiang;S. Sampath;V. Prasad

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