New Benchmark Achieved With the Development of Nanoscale Coatings Using Electric Arc, Spraying
The NanoSteel Company reports the achievement of nanoscale coatings through the twin wire arc spraying process. Analogous to achievements in the HVOF and plasma spray coatings, this new development with the SHS717 cored wire was enabled by extensive alloy design studies that revealed specific combin...
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| description | The NanoSteel Company reports the achievement of nanoscale coatings through the twin wire arc spraying process. Analogous to achievements in the HVOF and plasma spray coatings, this new development with the SHS717 cored wire was enabled by extensive alloy design studies that revealed specific combinations of atom ratios that readily form metallic glass structures at cooling rates in the range of thermal spray (10 K/s to 105 K/s). During the devitrification process, which can occur either during spraying or during a secondary post heat treating anneal, the glass precursor readily transforms into a nanoscale composite structure. The refinement of microstructure to the nanoscale regime by this route is possible due to the uniform nucleation and extremely high nucleation frequency that occurs during crystallization at high undercoolings, resulting in limited time for grain growth before impingement between neighboring grains. Contact: Dr. Daniel James Branagan, Chief Technical Officer; tel: 208/552-5225, e-mail: dbranagan@nanosteelco.com; or Michael J. Breitsameter, VP of Marketing and Business Development; tel: 407/838-1427; e-mail: mbreitsameter@nanosteelco.com; Web: www.nanosteelco.com. |
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