Discussion on SEF Articles

[Gordon]

Please use this thread to discuss and make comment on:

Dear SEF Members

I am thinking of making an area on SEF for a guide to surface engineering containing/linking papers and articles. I like the idea of making this a SEF member community project.

My initial idea was to have a page like Surface Engineering in a Nutshell with links radiating out to articles and papers submitted by the SEF membership.

or post a new thread.

[bhellman]

Hi Gordon
I feel it would be useful to also inform about European TS-Standardisation (even though full of funny crap.
Also about education and qualification in EU concerning TS.
br bjarne

[basakglkn]

Altough i am a new user of this forum, i think it would be very handy.

[ARIKAN]

We may share some articles contain both scientific and industrial, then. For example, I promised "Florin" to give some information about "Self - Healing Thermal Barrier Coatings" as soon as I find useful information in the thread with the same name. I'll be pleased to share knowledge, even I'm a student. Knowledge grows while being shared, isn't it?

Regards,

[texrex]

are there any links for hvcc info?

[Gordon]

Hi texrex

to the Surface Engineering Forum.

HVCC - High Velocity Continuous Combustion?

Confusing term as it seems to be a high velocity arc spray process without combustion

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A few other high velocity arc processes:
ASS link
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[J_rock]

Hi Guys,

I think a place online to upload and share articles and resources would be great. It would probably require some security to ensure its not abused though. I know I have lots of stuff floating round my PC which could be a good recource for others.

[Gordon]

Hi J_rock

Thanks for your suggestion, which I like Just need to think how best to organise this. My first thought is to make an additional forum section titled say "Member Resources and Articles" and restrict access to members that wish to participate.

[Melani]

Yes,I am a new member too,It must be hard to a new?

[Stephen Booth]

Hi Gordon, organization of the information will be important.

I am particularly keen on Resources, there is so much good information on this site, but who can compile it?

[Stephen Booth]

Hi Gordon

HVCC link

Who actually manufacturers and sells this equipment?  Is it different than high velocity arc spray?  What are the gas velocities and particle velocities



GordonHi texrex

to the Surface Engineering Forum.

HVCC - High Velocity Continuous Combustion?

Confusing term as it seems to be a high velocity arc spray process without combustion

(link dead)
A few other high velocity arc processes:
ASS link
(link dead)

[Gordon]

Hi Stephen

Probably finding the same old spiel as you, so none the wiser, sorry.

Cheers

Gordon