Bibliographic Study Regarding Renewable Energy: Infrared Reflective Layer Made of Al2O3 Using HVOF Process

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This bibliographic research explores the field of renewable energy by exploiting the potential of the High Velocity Oxygen Fuel Deposition (HVOF) method, an advanced thermal spray coating technology. HVOF involves propelling powder particles at remarkable speeds onto material surfaces, providing a means of applying protective coatings. This study explores the versatility of HVOF in creating protective coatings tailored for renewable energy applications. Specifically, the main coating targeted is the infrared reflective coating, made using alumina powders renowned for their exceptional attributes such as high strength, hardness, corrosion resistance and heat resistance, making them ideal for various components used in the renewable energy sector.

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