Posted by Juergen (217.6.15.137) on 14:37:15 04/05/05
Hello everybody, could someone give me support: We need to apply a repair coating due to mismachining of a large component, diameter 750 mm, with a thickness of up to 2 mm. The coating will be turned afterwards. We would do it by HVOF-spraying it with a GTV - K2 equipment. This is similar to JP 5000. We want to process Sulzer Metco Diamalloy 4008 NS powder (NiAl 95-5 fully alloyed , approx -53 +10 µm.) My questions: . Spray parameters: kerosene (l/h) . oxygene m³/min, - spray distance - powder mass flow - carrier gas flow (argon) ------- Process parameters: - max. substrate or coating temperature - layer thickness per pass - surface velocity - surface cooling during spraying - yes or no -------- Pretreatment parameters - blasting with white alumina 0.8 - 1.2 mm(noble corundum) - surface roughness Ra-value, Rz-value ------- Any help will be aprreciated With kind regards from Germany Juergen
Follow Ups:
Introducing
Nature of Thermal Spray Coatings
Surface Engineering in a Nutshell
Surface Engineering Forum
Thermal Spray Gun Repair Service
Plasma Consumable Parts
Thermal Spray Powder Supplies
Applications:
Thermal Spray Coatings on Carbon and Glass Fibre Reinforced Polymers
HVOF Coating of Paper Making Roll
Abradable Coatings
Thermal Spray Processes:
Combustion Wire Thermal Spray Process
Combustion Powder Thermal Spray Process
Arc Wire Thermal Spray Process
Plasma Thermal Spray Process
HVOF Thermal Spray Process
HVAF Thermal Spray Process
Detonation Thermal Spray Process
Plasma Flame Theory
Cold Spray Coating Process
Wear and Use of Thermal Spray Coatings
Corrosion and Use of Thermal Spray Coatings
Glossary of Thermal Spray and Surface Engineering Terms
Image Directory for Thermal Spray Coatings
Plasma Gas Flow Information
Plasma Gas Flow Correction Calculator
Contact Form
Links to other interesting sites related to thermal spray and surface engineering
Reciprocal Links
Periodic Table of the Elements
SI Units
Calculators for Conversion between Units of Measurement
Hardness Testing
Surface Engineering Message Board Archive
Surface Engineering Message Board Archive Index
Photography Gallery2
Photography Gallery3
© Copyright Gordon England