What Do We Know, What are the Current Limitations of Suspension HVOF Spraying?
Abstract Suspension spraying has evolved during the past decades and now is at the threshold of a commercial utilization. Compared to standard powder spray methods, mainly DC plasma spraying and (high velocity) flame spraying, it is quite clear that suspension spraying will not replace these well-es...
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