Effect of Air Plasma Spraying Parameters on the Quality of Coating
Keywords:
Air Plasma Spraying (APS), Process Variables, coating, MicrostructureAbstract
In this study, air plasma spraying (APS) has been used to produce a cermet’s composite coating based on powder of ceramic oxides (Al2O3-3%wtTiO2) reinforced by mineral powders as bonding material (Ni-20%wtCr6Al) at different rates onto AISI 304 stainless steel substrates. Coating deposition by plasma spraying involves a number of process variables such as powder flow rate, electric current and standoff-distance., which participate in a large way to the best quality of the coating. The obtained results showed that a higher spraying power and a shorter spraying distance result in the higher deposition efficiency, the better microstructure and the higher micro-hardness for the coating. It is concluded that the spraying power and distance are important factors influencing the deposition efficiency, microstructure and micro-hardness of the plasma sprayed (Al2O3-3% wt TiO2) coating.
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