2020
DOI: 10.1134/s0869864320020109
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Air-plasma spraying of cavitation- and hydroabrasive-resistant coatings

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“…The measurements of the velocity of the dispersed phase showed a more than twofold increase in the velocity of the deposited particles compared to the subsonic mode. For both metal and ceramic materials (fraction 20-40 microns), the average particle velocities of more than 700 m/s were obtained at the deposition distance [20], which is not inferior to such well-known and widely used technologies of supersonic gas-thermal deposition as HVOF and HVAF.…”
Section: Supersonic Plasma Torch For Spraying Powder Materialsmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…The measurements of the velocity of the dispersed phase showed a more than twofold increase in the velocity of the deposited particles compared to the subsonic mode. For both metal and ceramic materials (fraction 20-40 microns), the average particle velocities of more than 700 m/s were obtained at the deposition distance [20], which is not inferior to such well-known and widely used technologies of supersonic gas-thermal deposition as HVOF and HVAF.…”
Section: Supersonic Plasma Torch For Spraying Powder Materialsmentioning
confidence: 83%