Feldmann359
Industrial
- Jun 9, 2009
- 28
Hello Colleagues,
In advance of a thermal spray coating process, a sand blasting
with abrasive grit material (e.g. corrundium) is required
to reach a sufficient bonding strength of the coating.
The grit blasting process leads to embedding of grit into the substrate as well as to small micro-cracks which could be detected by sectioning and subsequent microscopy.
In my case, embedding of contaminants should be avoided.
Does somebody know wheter it is possible to use a laser surface
process instead of grit blasting to increase the substrate surface area? My substrate does not form a passivation scale.
Thanks a lot
Feldmann
In advance of a thermal spray coating process, a sand blasting
with abrasive grit material (e.g. corrundium) is required
to reach a sufficient bonding strength of the coating.
The grit blasting process leads to embedding of grit into the substrate as well as to small micro-cracks which could be detected by sectioning and subsequent microscopy.
In my case, embedding of contaminants should be avoided.
Does somebody know wheter it is possible to use a laser surface
process instead of grit blasting to increase the substrate surface area? My substrate does not form a passivation scale.
Thanks a lot
Feldmann