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Coating Quality Control Based on State Optimization of Droplets and Splats

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Micro Process and Quality Control of Plasma Spraying

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The micro processes such as heating, acceleration, impact, spreading and solidification of spray droplets in plasma jet can guide the optimization design of coating more scientifically. Taking typical ceramic, metal and cermet coatings such as BaTiO3, WC, Fe based amorphous and YSZ as examples, this chapter introduces in detail how to realize rapid optimization of coatings from the micro process.

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  1. Army Academy of Armored Forces, National Key Laboratory for Remanufacturing, Beijing, China

    Guozheng Ma

  2. China Astronaut Research and Training Center, National Key Laboratory of Human Factors Engineering, Beijing, China

    Shuying Chen

  3. Army Academy of Armored Forces, National Engineering Research Center for Mechanical Product Remanufacturing, Beijing, China

    Haidou Wang

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Ma, G., Chen, S., Wang, H. (2022). Coating Quality Control Based on State Optimization of Droplets and Splats. In: Micro Process and Quality Control of Plasma Spraying. Springer Series in Advanced Manufacturing. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-2742-3_6

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