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Publications (13/13 displayed)
- 2017On the Validity of Continuum Computational Fluid Dynamics Approach Under Very Low-Pressure Plasma Spray Conditions ; Plasma spray physical vapor deposition aims tosubstantially evaporate powders in order to produce coatingswith various microstructures. This is achieved bypowder vapor condensation onto the substrate and/or bydeposition of fine melted powder particles and nanoclusters.The deposition process typically operates at pressuresranging between 10 and 200 Pa. In addition to the experimentalworks, numerical simulations are performed tobetter understand the process and optimize the experimentalconditions. However, the combination of hightemperatures and low pressure with shock waves initiatedby supersonic expansion of the hot gas in the low-pressuremedium makes doubtful the applicability of the continuumapproach for the simulation of such a process. This workinvestigates (1) effects of the pressure dependence ofthermodynamic and transport properties on computationalfluid dynamics (CFD) predictions and (2) the validity of thecontinuum approach for thermal plasma flow simulationunder very low-pressure conditions. The study comparesthe flow fields predicted with a continuum approach usingCFD software with those obtained by a kinetic-basedapproach using a direct simulation Monte Carlo method(DSMC). It also shows how the presence of high gradientscan contribute to prediction errors for typical PS-PVDconditions.citations
- 2016Multi-Scale-Structured Composite Coatings by Plasma-Transferred Arc for Nuclear Applicationscitations
- 2015What Do We Know, What are the Current Limitations of Suspension Plasma Spraying?citations
- 2015Improving the adhesion of wear-resistant coatings on aerospace polymer composites
- 2014Comparing the deposition mechanisms in suspension plasma spray (SPS) and solution precursor plasma spray (SPPS) deposition of yttria-stabilised zirconia (YSZ)citations
- 2012Adhesion of ceramic coating on thin and smooth metal substrate : a novel approach with a nanostructured ceramic interlayercitations
- 2012Engineering the microstructure of solution precursor plasma sprayed coatingscitations
- 2010Modelling the nucleation process in alumina lamellae deposited on a steel substratecitations
- 2009Splat heat transfer and crystal growth under thermal spray conditionscitations
- 2008Numerical study of rapid solidification of alumina plasma sprayed on metallic substrates
- 2007Investigation of in-flight particle characteristics and microstructural effects on optical properties of YSZ plasma sprayed coatingscitations
- 2007OPTICAL AND RADIATIVE PROPERTIES OF YSZ PLASMA-SPRAYED COATINGScitations
- 2006INVESTIGATION OF IN-FLIGHT PARTICLE CHARACTERISTICS AND MICROSTRUCTURAL EFFECTS ON OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF YSZ PLASMA-SPRAYED COATINGScitations
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