Journal of Japan Thermal Spray Society
Online ISSN : 2186-1080
Print ISSN : 0916-6076
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Influence of particle oxidation on deposition efficiency of Cold Sprayed Cu-based Composite Coatings
Shigeru KikuchiShuta YoshinoDaisuke EmotoMotohiro YamadaMasahiro Fukumoto
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2013 Volume 50 Issue 3 Pages 125-129

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From the previous study related to Cu-Cr composites for thermal conductive materials accomplished via cold spray process,it was revealed that the degree of Cr particle surface oxidation might affect their deposition efficiency.In this study,the Cu-Cr composite coatings were fabricated using mixed Cu and Cr powders with ratio of 50 mass% Cr onto OFC substrate with N2 carrier gas,and the effect of particle surface oxidation was examined by using oxidized Cr powders.The Cr content in the coatings was decreased with increasing of the thickness of Cr particle surface oxide,owing to decreasing of the deposition efficiency of Cr powder.It could be seen that the Cr surface oxide film remained during impact,and it was considered the decreasing of the Cr content was due to existing of the oxide film and its higher hardness.Furthermore,in the case of thicker oxide film,brittle fractures and cracks were observed at the individual Cr particles on the Cu substrate.It was assumed that these cracking and fracturing were started from brittle oxide film,and it might be one of the factors of deposition efficiency decrease. Therefore, it was expected that control of the Cr particle surface oxidation might be effective means for the improvement of adhesion and deposition efficiency of the Cu-Cr mixed powders.

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