Method to reduce porosity in a spray cast deposit

Metal founding – Process – Disposition of a gaseous or projected particulate molten...

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B22D 2300, B22D 1106

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049711334

ABSTRACT:
The average diameter of atomized droplets is reduced thereby reducing both the frequency of collisions between droplets as well as the turbulence at the liquid/solid interface. Reducing the porosity of a spray cast deposit leads to improvements in both the ductility and the electrical conductivity of the deposit.

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