Investigation on corrosion characteristics of SS316L by thermal spray coating technique using Ni-80Cr alloy

Sinha, Ragini Kumari; Nagpal, Yatan; Sharma, Rohit; Kumar, N. Pravin

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/2178/1/012032

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“…Strengthening process is used to improve the surface properties of steel, increase the hardness and wear resistance of steel and prolong its service life, the strengthening methods mainly include laser surface treatment, ion implantation, thermal spraying, vapor deposition, chemical heat treatment, multi-element co-penetration, etc. [ [8] , [9] , [10] , [11] ]. Y Yang et al [ 12 ]prepared the WC/Ni-based coating on AISI H13 steel by laser cladding.…”

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Effect of laser remelting power on the microstructure and properties of vanadizing layer on AISI 52100 steel pin shaft

Zeng,

Shang,

Lin

2024

Heliyon

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Effect of laser remelting power on the microstructure and properties of vanadizing layer on AISI 52100 steel pin shaft

Zeng,

Shang,

Lin

2024

Heliyon

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Thermally Sprayed Functional Coatings and Multilayers: A Selection of Historical Applications and Potential Pathways for Future Innovation

Gildersleeve

Vaßen

2023

J Therm Spray Tech

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Thermal spray coatings are material systems with unique structures and properties that have enabled the growth and evolution of key modern technologies (i.e., gas turbines, structurally integrated components, etc.). The inherent nature of these sprayed coatings, such as their distinctive thermal and mechanical properties, has been a driving force for maintaining industrial interest. Despite these benefits and proven success in several fields, the adoption of thermal spray technology in new applications (i.e., clean energy conversion, semiconductor thermally sprayed materials, biomedical applications, etc.) at times, however, has been hindered. One possible cause could be the difficulty in concurrently maintaining coating design considerations while overcoming the complexities of the coatings and their fabrication. For instance, a coating designer must consider inherent property anisotropy, in-flight decomposition of molten material (i.e., loss of stoichiometry), and occasionally the formation of amorphous materials during deposition. It is surmisable for these challenges to increase the risk of adoption of thermal spray technology in new fields. Nevertheless, industries other than those already mentioned have benefited from taking on the risk of implementing thermal spray coatings in their infrastructure. Benefits can be quantified, for example, based on reduced manufacturing cost or enhanced component performance. In this overview paper, a historical presentation of the technological development of thermal spray coatings in several of these industries is presented. Additionally, emerging industries that have not yet attained this level of thermal spray maturation will also be discussed. Finally, where applicable, the utility and benefits of multilayer functional thermal spray coating designs will be demonstrated.

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Investigation on corrosion characteristics of SS316L by thermal spray coating technique using Ni-80Cr alloy

Cited by 2 publications

References 16 publications

Effect of laser remelting power on the microstructure and properties of vanadizing layer on AISI 52100 steel pin shaft

Effect of laser remelting power on the microstructure and properties of vanadizing layer on AISI 52100 steel pin shaft

Thermally Sprayed Functional Coatings and Multilayers: A Selection of Historical Applications and Potential Pathways for Future Innovation

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