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- 2020Evaluation the structure transformation of intermetallic feal powder particles in gas detonation spraying process (GDS) to the water
- 2019Dilatometric study of high temperature exposure effects in multiphase Fe-Ai intermetallic/oxide ceramic coating deposited by gas detonation spraying
- 2018Mechanisms of structure formation and thermo-physical properties of gas detonation sprayed Fe-Al type coatingscitations
- 2018Thermal stability of thermophysical properties of multiphase Fe-Al intermetallic/oxide ceramics coatings deposited by gas detonation sprayingcitations
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Evaluation the structure transformation of intermetallic feal powder particles in gas detonation spraying process (GDS) to the water
Abstract
<p>The scientific objective of the paper is a complex analysis of structural changes in FeAl feedstock powder due to heat take-over by FeAl powder particles in a flow of detonation gas products in the conditions of controlled GDS process during spraying into the water. Analysis of SEM/EDS/EBSD and XRD structural interdependences identified will allow to judge the issue of the state of the FeAl particles during the impact with the substrate which is crucial for the formation of the intermetallic, multifunctional structure of the FeAl protective coating with promising exploitation properties for the power plant industries. Experimental verification of the microstructure assumptions was based on the results of structural studies of the sprayed FeAl particles (chemical and phase composition, crystallographic and morphological micro-texture, as well as FeAl superlattice inheritance from the powder particles). Estimated properties for heterogeneous, multi-phase intermetallic structure will be a foundation for the Fe-Al intermetallic composite structures.</p>