Characterization of glass–alumina functionally graded coatings obtained by plasma spraying

Cannillo, Valeria; Lusvarghi, Luca; Siligardi, Cristina; Sola, Antonella

doi:10.1016/j.jeurceramsoc.2006.05.105

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“…It has been found that developed glass-ceramic high-strength lightweight materials are characterized by low density of 2.38-2.45 g/cm 3 and high performance characteristics, viz. the value of microhardness of 6.75-9.08 GPa, Vickers hardness of 6.8-8.67 GPa, stress intensity of 2.4-3.4 MPa·m 0.5 and Young modulus of 80-100 GPa due to formation of volume-crystallized fine structure of glass containing β-spodumene or lithium disilicate in the amount of 80 vol %.…”

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“…Metallic alloys [2,6] Ceramics [2,3,7] Glass-ceramics [8,9] Scientist of TOV "Keramtekh LTD" (Ukraine) have established manufacturing of experimental armor plate specimens using efficient high-density composite material on the base of refractory powders of oxides and carbides with high strength characteristics [12].…”

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“…armor piercing rifle bullets with heat-treated slugs (5 th and 6 th classes according to Ukrainian standard DSTU V 4103-2002), is impossible without the use of hard elements like metallic alloys, ceramic and glass-ceramic materials ( Table 1). The most notable of them are: high-strength armor steels MARS 300 (France), ARMOX 600S (Sweden), XH-206 (Germany), 44S (Russian Federation) [2], functional gradient materials (Italy) [3]; armor ceramics (Russian Federation) [4], glass-ceramic materials (Great Britain) [5].…”

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Abstract. 1 The perspective of glass-ceramic high-strength materials used for personal armor elements has been established. The methodological approach has been developed and the choice of initial lithium aluminosilicate system for obtaining high-strength lightweight glassceramic materials has been substantiated. The glass formation area in the chosen system was studied, and model glasses were synthesized. Features of crystal structure formation during heat treatment of the developed model glasses were investigated. As a result, high-strength glass-ceramic materials have been developed. It has been determined that they possess high performance characteristics and can be used in manufacturing of modern composite armor.

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“…Prahovi u tankom sloju mogu da se nanesu na supstrat metodom raspršivanja pogodne suspenzije [13][14][15]. Minimalna debljina slojeva je kontrolisana veličinom kapi koje se raspršuju.…”

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“…Zbog velike operativne temperature i sposobnosti da se postigne velika brzina čestica, plazma se koristi za procesiranje vatrostalnih materijala velike gustine i izvrsnih karakteristika. Plazma raspršivanje se koristi i za dobijanje gradijentnih prevlaka [14,15]. Termičko raspršivanje se tradicionalno koristi za proizvodnju različitih zaštitnih obloga koje mogu biti keramičke, metalne i polimerne, na različitim supstratima [16].…”

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Synthesis and characterization of BaTi1-xSnxO3 powders and multilayered ceramic materials

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Powder morphology in thermal spraying

Nouri¹,

Sola

2019

J Adv Manuf & Process

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Thermal spraying (TS) is a suitable method to protect a substrate or to improve its surface properties and achieve the specific surface requirements for a prescribed service environment. In this method the feedstock material is heated up to a melted or semi‐melted state, accelerated to high speed by an energetic flow and sprayed onto a prepared substrate. Powders are the most commonly used feedstock materials in the TS process. Their composition, size distribution, morphology, physical and mechanical properties determine the coating microstructure and related thermo‐mechanical performance. Among other variables, powder morphology plays a fundamental role to ensure the consistency and reproducibility of the feeding mechanism, to control the interaction between feedstock particles and TS heat source, and to influence the microstructure of the coating. This review highlights the crucial function of powder morphology in TS and proposes introductory information on the importance of powder morphology in cold spraying.

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Characterization of glass–alumina functionally graded coatings obtained by plasma spraying

Cited by 28 publications

References 37 publications

Development of Glass-Ceramic High-Strength Material for Personal Armor Protection Elements

Development of Glass-Ceramic High-Strength Material for Personal Armor Protection Elements

Synthesis and characterization of BaTi1-xSnxO3 powders and multilayered ceramic materials

Powder morphology in thermal spraying

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