Structure and Properties of Cold Spray Coatings

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Cold spray coatings are considered promising for surface protection of light metal substrates but the mechanisms of bonding and coating build-up are still poorly understood and are the subject of continuing debate. A variety of coating/substrate combinations have been characterised in detail using electron microscopy to examine the nature of the interparticle and particle/substrate interfaces. Through-thickness residual stress profiles obtained via neutron diffraction show that the internal stress varies significantly depending on the coating materials. The work will present a picture of the cold spray deposition process using different material examples.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 654-656)

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1880-1883

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June 2010

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