Posted by Alexei Goncharov (195.96.79.2) on 16:01:04 28/04/06
In Reply to: Residual strain stress coating model posted by Alexei Goncharov
Dear Gordon and Colleagues One of obvious result from referred
material is that the coating on external surface of a cylinder can
cramp the substrate so strongly that the cracks of coating likely
occur. If there s no preheating and the substrate is cooled so its
temperature is low and stable the compressing is more powerful than
in some other case. At the same time I think that the thickness of
say WC-Co coating less than 0.3 mm and thickness of alumina
coatings less than 0.5 assures no cracks. If take into account that
the growth of thickness of coating on plane substrate is
accompanied by transformation of plane form of surface to slightly
cylindrical or spherical in dependence the form of the substrate,
it s possible to assume that radial component of stress which
compress the substrate can appear in some regions but not at the
edges. Speaking about the edges here it is worth to notice that
well known decrease of thickness of coating as a measure to avoid
peeling of sprayed material can be also explained in frames of
suggested model.
I will be grateful for any comments and remarks
Best regards
Alexei Goncharov
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