Posted by marcin lyp on May 14, 2003 at 08:02:22:
hallo
i'm working with this material (LHA) and traying to find optimal structure.
i want to resolve this problem.
in theory (at now only :) ) this material it's better then others but i've to proof it playing with parameters of APS.
now i found the optimal chemical structure (on the substrate after spraying) i hope so and i want to comparase it with phisical (roughness, porosity, melting area) propetries but i have not idea how can i make it, how many percent of each should be.
thx for your help
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