Posted by Alex (192.35.25.6) on 00:20:10 29/03/06
In Reply to: Re: T800 Coating Thickness limit by HVOF posted by Gordon England
Gordon, I am coating T800 on a aft flange of a liner, the manual
limit is not more than 0.025". And I encouter very often edge
lifting prpoblem if I spray at 0.030" or above.
What are the care you refer to? what should I observe to
eliminate the lifting as I think tha parameter is noo problem as we
have been spraying with it for long time. I am not too sure about
the thermal history of the subtrate. For surface preparation, I
have also tried to use a coarse media to create higher surface
roughness, but the lifting still persist.
What would be the possible causes to it in your opinion.
What about the external air cooling and the frequency of stopage
during spraying (build-up)
Thanks.
Regards,
Alex Chan
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