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10. Applications

Authors : Victor Kenneth Champagne Jr., Dennis Helfritch, Christian Widener, Brian James, Chris Howe, Alex Krakovitz, Tom Stamey

Published in: Practical Cold Spray

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Abstract

The cold spray process has been used throughout the years for a variety of different applications across major industries including aerospace, automotive, naval, medical, electronics, petrochemical, and nuclear power. The Cold Spray Action Team (CSAT) website is a respected resource for data and learning about the transition and advancements in cold spray technology (see http://​www.​coldsprayteam.​com/​). Cold spray is applicable to corrosion-resistant coatings (i.e., zinc and aluminum); dimensional restoration and repair (i.e., nickel, stainless steel, titanium, brass, cast iron, copper; aluminum, and other engineering alloys); wear-resistant coatings (combining hard and soft phases, i.e., CrC–NiCr, WC–CoNi, WCu, Diamond-Cu, and others); electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding of components and structures; field repair of components; and ground support equipment and other systems. Cold spray has been utilized in applications for the military (rotorcraft, fixed wing aircraft, submarines, missiles, vehicles, and ships); the automotive industry (corrosion mitigation over galvanized, welded and crimped areas, air-conditioning heat exchangers, casting defects in engine blocks); and the medical industry (antimicrobial coatings and prosthetics). In this chapter, we will describe some of these applications where cold spray has been successfully employed to produce coatings, provide dimensional restoration, and to produce near-net-shaped parts having equal to or better properties than the OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer). Numerous case studies of applications development will be presented with details regarding test results and material characterization data.

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Metadata
Title
Applications
Authors
Victor Kenneth Champagne Jr.
Dennis Helfritch
Christian Widener
Brian James
Chris Howe
Alex Krakovitz
Tom Stamey
Copyright Year
2021
Book
Practical Cold Spray

Print ISBN: 978-3-030-70055-3

Electronic ISBN: 978-3-030-70056-0

Copyright Year: 2021

DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-70056-0_10

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