Article | REF: M2448 V1

Development of particle composites

Authors: Jacques MASOUNAVE, Nathalie VILLAR

Publication date: January 10, 1996

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4. Spray coating of CMMp

This technique involves spraying droplets of liquid or semi-liquid composite onto a substrate to be coated with CMMp, where they solidify. The droplets are formed by atomization using a gas, liquid or plasma.

Among the main advantages of atomization are the low impact temperature and high solidification speed, which limit metal grain growth, the absence of surface oxidation and, above all, the possibility of obtaining parts with their final shape, close to the dimensions. What's more, composites of varying volume fractions can be produced, even with highly reactive matrices.

4.1 Projection-atomization

It's a process that has developed recently and seems to have a very promising future, as it...

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