Laser ablative particulate composite

Coating processes – Direct application of electrical – magnetic – wave – or... – Electromagnetic or particulate radiation utilized

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427561, 21912185, B05D 306, B23K 2600

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ABSTRACT:
A single step method of forming a composite of ductile niobium particles within a matrix of brittle niobium aluminum is taught. The method involves completely ablating the end of a rod of a niobium aluminum intermetallic with a laser beam to form a plume of vaporous and particulate material and depositing the ablated material on a receiving surface disposed proximate the rod end being ablated. A surface composite structure is formed in a single step and has ductile particles within a brittle matrix.

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