Thermo-mechanical finite element modeling of the laser treatment of titanium cold-sprayed coatings

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This paper implements a thermo-mechanical model to simulate the laser treatment effects on a cold-sprayed titanium coating and aluminum substrate. The thermo-mechanical finite element model considers the transient temperature field due to the laser source and applied boundary conditions, using them as input loads for the subsequent stress-strain analysis. Numerical outcomes highlighted the relevance of thermal gradients and the presence of thermally-induced stress-strain fields responsible for promoting damage in the coating.

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Rubino, F., Astarita, A., & Carlone, P. (2018). Thermo-mechanical finite element modeling of the laser treatment of titanium cold-sprayed coatings. Coatings, 8(6). https://doi.org/10.3390/coatings8060219

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