2021
DOI: 10.1007/s11666-021-01179-x
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Establishing a Cold Spray Particle Deposition Window on Polymer Substrate

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“…The induced peening effect of Ti particle affected coating porosity [29]. Recently, Jung-Ting Tsai et al implemented a polymer model in order to capture the impacting metallic particle response on the polyamide substrate, and further define conditions where the particle may get embed and provide a basis on which subsequent well-adhered coatings occur [83].…”
Section: Influence Of Processing Parametersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The induced peening effect of Ti particle affected coating porosity [29]. Recently, Jung-Ting Tsai et al implemented a polymer model in order to capture the impacting metallic particle response on the polyamide substrate, and further define conditions where the particle may get embed and provide a basis on which subsequent well-adhered coatings occur [83].…”
Section: Influence Of Processing Parametersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To establish the particle deposition window, Tsai et al [51] developed a model to analyse the response of the polymer deformation during the impact. The scope was to define the conditions for which the particles will embed and not rebound on the surface forming a basis for subsequent adhered coatings.…”
Section: Windows Of Deposition For Polymersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It was found from this study the key role of material jetting that surrounds the particle and promotes the bonding at higher propelling gas pressure. Tsai et al [19] carried out similar simulations by focusing attention on material modelling and its effects on FE capability to predict the experimental results. Heydari Astaraee et al [20] developed a 3D-FE model able to describe the behavior of both the particle and the substrate during impact, also proving that there exists a threshold value velocity (or critical velocity) above it an effective anchorage of the particle with the surface can be observed.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…The cohesive model. In all the simulations dealing with the impact of a metal particle on a polymeric substrate existing in literature for CS, the particle after impact leaves the substrate with a velocity related to its kinetic rebounding energy [8,19,20]. Aiming to overcome this limitation and model the bonding between the particle and the substrate, the surface-based cohesive behavior option was implemented into the model.…”
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