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Mechanisms of films and coatings formation from gaseous and liquid precursors with low pressure plasma spray equipment

Christoph Hollenstein, Jean-Luc Dorier, Malko Gindrat
2009
Conference Papers

Abstract

Plasma spraying is a well developed and widely used technology, successfully applied for ceramic and metal coatings in many fields of applications such as aeronautics, gas turbine, automotive or medical. The coatings obtained are usually intentionally porous and thick (more than 100 pm). Presently, thin films (

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