Structure and microhardness of titanium-based coatings formed by multichamber detonation sprayer

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A series of titanium-based coatings (50-550 μm thick) on an aluminium substrate was deposited via multichamber detonation sprayer with different barrel lengths (300, 400, and 500, all in mm). The titanium-based coatings obtained in these three experiments were examined by optical microscopy, scanning electron microscopy, and X-ray phase analysis. The hardness tests were carried out by the Vickers method with a test load of 50 g. The multichamber detonation sprayer with a barrel length of 500 mm produced the dense layers of coating with hardness of 1300±250 HVand porosity of 0.24%, the best result in the experiments.

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Kovaleva, M., Tyurin, Y., Vasilik, N., Kolisnichenko, O., Prozorova, M., Arseenko, M., … Pavlenko, I. (2015). Structure and microhardness of titanium-based coatings formed by multichamber detonation sprayer. Physics Research International, 2015. https://doi.org/10.1155/2015/532825

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