Research on the Mechanism of Extending Artillery Barrel Life by Electrical Explosion Spraying Technology

Xiao Lin Jiang; Yan Ni Wang; Xin Lu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.429.19

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Research on the Mechanism of Extending Artillery Barrel Life by Electrical Explosion Spraying Technology

Abstract:

Research and exploration on the mechanism of improving anti-erosion in artillery barrel life have been done to enhance anti-ablation property of barrel, which combined with the characteristics that the surface modification coating should have and used electrical explosion spraying technology (EEST) advantage. Preliminary conclusions have been drawn according to tests Results. Coating prepared by using EEST has significantly better in anti-erosion performance than coating prepared by using chrome coating.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 429)

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Xiao Lin Jiang, Yan Ni Wang, Xin Lu

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Artillery Barrel Life, Coating Performance, Electrical Explosion Spraying

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