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rapidly developing technology in combating hightemperature corrosion. The hypersonic velocity of the
flame shortens the time of interaction between the powder
and flame, whereas low temperature of flame limits the
grain growth and decomposition of coating. Due to the
high impact velocity of particles the coatings show a high
adhesive strength, high cohesive strength of individual
NEED oF COATINGS
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accepted that protective coatings on superalloys encounter - splats, uniform microstructure, high density and low
two types of high temperature corrosion degradation i.e porosity with a strong ability to resist high-temperature
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up to about 2000'C to be deposited on the target surface.
These features are suitable for a deposition of corrosion
resistant coatings (T.Sidhu et a1,2005A).In the HVOF
process the powder/wire material is melted and propelled
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spray have particle high speed that produce low porosity
coatings , oxides ,better bond strength and hardness as
compared to its other counterparts as shown in fig.2 (
GR.heath et al , 2008 ).
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Bala N., Singh H., Prakash S., 2010. Accelerated hot corrosion
studies of cold spray Ni-50Cr coating on boiler steels,J. of
Materials and Design. 31,244-253.
Eliaz N., Shemesh G., latanision R.M.,20O2. Hot corro$ion in gas
turbine components. J ofEngineering failure analysis. 9,31-43.
Kaushal G., Singh H., Sprakash S., 2010. High-temperature
erosion-corrosion performance of high-velocity oxyfuel sprayed
Ni-20Cr coating in actual boiler environment. J of metallurgical
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