Computational Simulation and Prototype Testing of Nanocoating on Products in Aerospace Industry

Jeremy Zheng Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.750-752.2088

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Computational Simulation and Prototype Testing of Nanocoating on Products in Aerospace Industry

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The material damages in aerospace industry caused by correction can be detected in many different products including welded and bolted areas in aircraft and jet engines. The corrosion occurs when different conducted materials contact to each other in electrolyte media and different conducted materials present potential difference that causes rusting. The rusting problems in products lead both safety issues and billions of dollar loss in different businesses including aerospace industry. This paper studies the rusting mechanism and anti-corrosive coatings by applying computational simulation and prototype experiment. Both computer-aided analysis and sample testing demonstrated similar results which confirm the feasibility of analytic methodology introduced in this research paper.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 750-752)

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2088-2091

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August 2013

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Jeremy Zheng Li

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Anti-Corrosion, Computer-Aided Analysis, Nanocoating Control, Nanotechnology, Simulation Modeling

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