Titanium 6al-4v ceramic coating
Titanium 6al-4v ceramic coating
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how can i surface treat the inside of a titanium alloy (6al-4v) cylinder (dimensions 3/4" diameter, 16" length) with a ceramic coating?
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how can i surface treat the inside of a titanium alloy (6al-4v) cylinder (dimensions 3/4" diameter, 16" length) with a ceramic coating?
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RE: Titanium 6al-4v ceramic coating
RE: Titanium 6al-4v ceramic coating
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hot gasses and a moving metal object will be passing through.
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so back to square one - any suggestions?
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With 6-4 and Ti in general aren't you worried about hydrogen contamination? Wouldn't CVD be a higher risk for that since the majority of the deposited atoms are carried by hydrogen atoms in some form or another?
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Aren't there issues of flow thru a tube with CVD, and leaving an uneven coating thickness? Maybe with a hot wire cathode running down the length it might work...
I've yet to find somebody who says they can do it with the geometry the OP stated, would love to be proven wrong...
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