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Re: Thermal Spray Thickness


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Posted by ram chattopadhyay (24.71.223.148) on 17:05:08 09/05/06

In Reply to: Re: Thermal Spray Thickness posted by Alper

Hi,
Upper limit of thermal spray coatings in general depends on the type and extent of stress build up with the increasing thickness of coating.It has been found that upto around 1.5mm thick coating, the residual stress is compressive in nature which adds up to fatigue life. Beyond that thickness the residual stress becomes tensile in nature which reduces the coating life.However stress relief treatment can make it possible to get a thick coating.
Refer to my 1st book entitled 'Surface Wear - Analysis, Treatment, & Prevention, ASM International,2001 for further details.
ram


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