Spray forming is a relatively new manufacturing process for near net shape preforms in a
wide variety of alloys. Spray formed materials have a characteristic equiaxed microstructure …

High-speed steels (HSSs) are frequently utilized as cutting tools and wear-resistant
components for a variety of applications because of their exceptional hot hardness and …

Because of the importance of multiphase flows in a wide variety of industries, including
power, petroleum, and numerous processing industries, an understanding of the behavior …

The solidification behavior of an atomized droplet of a metastable, immiscible Cu–Fe alloy
has been investigated experimentally and by numerical simulation. A model is presented to …

The cooling rate in molten metal gas atomization is the key determining factor for the
microstructure of metal powders. Mathematical expressions for cooling rates often include …

Grain coarsening of alloys in the semi-solid state is important in controlling grain sizes in
spray forming and in other processes in which an alloy is formed or cast in the semi-solid …

We report the drop impact characteristics on four hydrophobic surfaces with different well-
scale structures (smooth, nano, micro, and hierarchical micro/nano) and the effects of those …

The shift from a trial-and-error approach on food product development to a quality-by-design
paradigm requires tools that support the scientist in making decisions for the design of …

Minimum quantity lubrication (MQL) is a cost-effective and environmentally friendly
alternative to flood cooling. MQL spray jet has been shown to have potential to be applied …

The average dynamic and thermal behaviour of electric arc sprayed Fe–0.8 wt.% C droplets
has been investigated using a laser based time of flight velocimeter system (Laser2Focus …