Improvement of mechanical property of air plasma sprayed tungsten film using pulsed electric current treatment

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Abstract

The air plasma spraying method has a problem in the formation of many splat boundaries throughout the plasma sprayed layer, which seriously degrades mechanical properties of the metal layer. In order to improve the mechanical properties of air plasma sprayed tungsten (APS-W) by reducing the splat boundaries, a pulsed electric current is applied on as-sprayed specimens. Through microstructure observations and microhardness measurements, it was confirmed that the reduction of splat boundaries and the increase of hardness were obtained. The results are compared with those of APS-W annealed using induction heating under the same temperature, time and pressure.

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Lee, Y. J., Sung, H. M., Jin, Y., Lee, K., Park, C. R., Kim, G. H., & Han, H. N. (2016). Improvement of mechanical property of air plasma sprayed tungsten film using pulsed electric current treatment. International Journal of Refractory Metals and Hard Materials, 60, 99–103. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijrmhm.2016.07.001

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