Wear, Corrosion and Fatigue Behavior of Ni-Based Superalloys Coatings Deposited via Cold Spray
A special issue of Metals (ISSN 2075-4701). This special issue belongs to the section "Corrosion and Protection".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (25 November 2020) | Viewed by 5821
Special Issue Editor
Interests: Cold Spray; Additive Manufacturing; Stainless Steel; Ni Based Superalloy; Thermal Spray Process; Mechanical Properties; Fatigue Behavior; Corrosion; Wear.
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Dear Colleagues,
Cold spray technology could change the way that we design and make products. As a coating technology, it solves many of the inconveniences of traditional thermal spraying technologies, such as oxidation and phase transformations. As an additive manufacturing technology, it could be able to produce complex shapes that cannot be produced by traditional techniques. In aeronautics, energy, and many other sectors, many parts produced via cold spray are subject to an environment that can progressively wear out, corrode/erode, or strain the materials until fracture. Generally, Ni-based superalloys exhibit very high corrosion resistance and provide high strength and good machinability. For these reasons, they are increasingly used in modern industry. Therefore, the starting point of this Special Issue is the lack of information about the cold spray technology using Ni-based superalloys powders for wear, corrosion, and fatigue applications. Papers in this Special Issue are focused on how cold spray and Ni-based superalloys can be integrated into different industrial sectors and address the key drivers for innovation.
Dr. Alessio Silvello
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- cold spray
- Ni-based superalloys powders
- coatings
- additive manufacturing
- wear
- corrosion
- fatigue
- maintenance, repair, and overhaul
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