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Numerical Examination of Particle and Substrate Oxide Layer Failure and Porosity Formation in Coatings Deposited Using Liquid Cold Spray

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By Daniel MacDonald, Luc Pouliot, Peyman Khamsepour, Ali Akbarnozari
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Numerical Examination of Particle and Substrate Oxide Layer Failure and Porosity Formation in Coatings Deposited Using Liquid Cold Spray

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By Peyman Khamsepour, Ali Akbarnozari, Daniel MacDonald, Luc Pouliot
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3. Results and Discussion 3.1. Oxide Layer Behavior 3.1.1. Oxide Layer Failure in LCS Before studying oxide failure, it is necessary to study particle and substrate deformation. This is because oxide failure is primarily the result of particle and substrate deformation [18,19]. Figure 4 shows the final shape of a deformed copper particle after impacting a 20 µm copper particle on a copper substrate at 600 m/s for 50 ns while both surfaces are coated with 80 nm oxide layers.
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Numerical Examination of Particle and Substrate Oxide Layer Failure and Porosity Formation in Coatings Deposited Using Liquid Cold Spray

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By Peyman Khamsepour, Ali Akbarnozari, Daniel MacDonald
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