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Deposition Mechanisms and Oxidation Behaviors of Ti-Ni Coatings Deposited in Low-Temperature HVOF Spraying Process

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Three kinds of Ti-Ni powders were deposited on 316L stainless steel by low-temperature high-velocity oxygen fuel (LT-HVOF) spraying process, respectively. Deposition mechanisms and oxidation behaviors of the coatings were researched in this paper. The coating deposited from TiNi intermetallic powder had obvious laminar structure and the oxygen content was the highest among the three kinds of coatings. The oxygen content of the coating deposited from small-sized Ni-clad Ti powder was still high due to the melting of parts of particles. However, most of the coarse Ni-clad Ti powder was deposited in solid states without changes of chemical compositions and phase compositions. The oxygen content of the coating deposited from coarse Ni-clad Ti powder was the lowest among the three kinds of coatings. It indicated that the deposition behavior of the coating could effectively preserve the inner titanium from oxidation. The results of the present research demonstrated that it is entirely feasible to deposit active metal materials such as titanium and titanium alloy through the optimizing selection of powder in the LT-HVOF process.

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This research was supported by the GuangDong Natural Science Foundation (10151065 101000002).

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    Q. S. Lin, K. S. Zhou, M. Liu & C. G. Deng

  2. Institute of New Materials, Guangzhou Research Institute of Non-ferrous Metals, Guangzhou, 510650, China

    Q. S. Lin, K. S. Zhou, C. M. Deng, M. Liu, L. P. Xu & C. G. Deng

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Lin, Q.S., Zhou, K.S., Deng, C.M. et al. Deposition Mechanisms and Oxidation Behaviors of Ti-Ni Coatings Deposited in Low-Temperature HVOF Spraying Process. J Therm Spray Tech 23, 892–902 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11666-014-0117-y

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