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The on-deposition process during spray deposition was studied. The theory of forced convection in the case of laminar flow is applied to evaluate the heat-transfer coefficient between the atomizing gas and the semi-solid/semi-liquid thin film on the surface of the deposit. The cooling rate of the on-deposition process was estimated, based on the heat-flow analysis. The results agree well with experimental observations of the microstructure of spray-deposited aluminium alloy, as well as other similar rapid solidification processes, such as gas atomization of metal powders.
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Fang, Z., Duszczyk, J. & Leatham, A. Analysis of on-deposition solidification during the Osprey spray-deposition process. J Mater Sci 27, 4511–4514 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00541587
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