Posted by Karlos (212.80.85.2) on 12:01:30 19/06/05
In Reply to: reduce the porosity content in the thermal barrier coating posted by victor
: hi, my name in victor, i'm a student in bandung insitut of techology. i' doing my final project now. i have some problem, can you give my some advices how to reduce the porosity in the top coat, because after i've checked in metallography examination, the top coat porosity is greater that 20%, which is must be rejected. i'm looking foward for your reply. thank u so much...
: best regard
: victpr
Hi victor,
can you be more specific?
Do you use APS? I have some experience with APS sprayed YSZ coatings and we solved this problem too. You can try change primary and secondary gas flows, spraying distance, arc current and feeding rate as well. So many parameters how to fix your top coat porosity. You can ask me thru my personal e-mail.
Regards
karlos
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