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  • Why spray sensors
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    • Accuraspray 4.0 – Thermal SprayThe Accuraspray 4.0 is an in-line thermal spray sensor that measures the spray plume temperature, velocity, dimension, orientation, intensity and stability. One sensor for all spray processes: APS, HVOF, Wire-Arc, Flame Spray, HVAF, SPS, VPS, LPPS, PTWA.
    • Accuraspray CS – Cold SprayThe Accuraspray CS is a production-friendly cold spray sensor that measures in-flight particle velocity and feed rate.
    • Shotmeter 4.0 – Shot peeningThe Shotmeter 4.0 is an in-line shot peening sensor that measures in-flight particle velocity. This is an easy-to-use sensor to monitor daily, equipment status, quality control, process development, and setup transfer.
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    • DPV evolutionThe DPV evolution is the industry’s standard for understanding the details of in-flight particle dynamics. It measures the velocity, temperature and size for individual particle.
  • Spraying intelligence
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    • Northwest Mettech Corp. – Accuraspray 4.0Leader in developing thermal spray technology for use in the aerospace, paper, printing and energy markets.
    • Flame Spray Technologies BV – Accuraspray 4.0/PlumespectorWith over 25 years of experience, FST provides equipment, consumables and solutions for all major thermal spray processes.
    • Surface & Coatings Expert sarl – Accuraspray 4.0Having been in the thermal spray community for 7 years, they frequently use Tecnar’s sensors to provide technical services to their clients.
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Category: DPV

In-Flight Heating Process of Cerium Oxide Powders in Radio Frequency Thermal Plasma Considering Thermal Resistance Effect

Posted on May 7, 2026 by Flavia Fu

The in-flight heating process of cerium dioxide (CeO2) powders was investigated through experiments and numerical simulations. In the experiment, CeO2 […]

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In-Flight Oxidation Behavior and Splat Morphology of NiCoCrAlY Coatings Deposited by Low-Temperature HVAF

Posted on May 7, 2026 by Flavia Fu

While the use of thermal barrier coatings (TBCs) protects turbine blades in oxidizing environments, the potential of low-temperature high-velocity air-fuel […]

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Development And Experimental Validation Of A High-Power Conical RF-ICP Torch For Advanced Material Processing

Posted on February 2, 2026 by Flavia Fu

Radio-frequency inductively coupled plasma (RF-ICP) torches are widely used for high-temperature powder processing; however, conventional cylindrical designs distribute RF energy […]

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A Study of Particle Heating and Oxidation Protection in a Modified Internally Injected Ar–H2 Atmospheric Plasma Spraying Torch

Posted on October 22, 2025 by Flavia Fu

This study employs computational fluid dynamics (CFD) to analyze the in-flight dynamics of particles in an Ar–H2 atmospheric plasma spray […]

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Unveiling Microsecond Diffusion Bonding Phenomena Enabled By Air Plasma Spraying Zirconia Thermal Barrier Ceramics Onto Rare Earth Environmental Barrier Silicates

Posted on October 22, 2025 by Flavia Fu

While global propulsion and energy technology slowly progresses toward cleaner and renewable sources, gas turbine engines are still a workhorse […]

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Formation Dynamics Of Composite Ni-Graphite Abradable Coatings

Posted on October 22, 2025 by Flavia Fu

In this study, a fundamental understanding of the formation dynamics of Ni-graphite porous/friable overlay thermal spray coatings is investigated for […]

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Simulation and Experimental Validation of Splat Profiles for Cold-Sprayed CP-Ti with Varied Powder Morphology

Posted on October 22, 2025 by Flavia Fu

The cold spray (CS) process has gained momentum as an additive manufacturing technology, due to its low processing temperatures. Computational […]

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Effect of Gun Geometry on MCrAlX Coating Microstructure and In-Flight Oxidation Deposited by Low-Temperature High-Velocity Air Fuel

Posted on September 11, 2025 (September 29, 2025) by Flavia Fu

Aircraft gas turbine blades operate in aggressive, generally oxidizing, atmospheres. A solution to mitigate the degradation and improve the performance […]

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Generating Oxide-free Molten Metal Droplets by Air Plasma Spraying Enabled by Deoxidizer Addition to the Feedstock Powders

Posted on September 11, 2025 (September 29, 2025) by Flavia Fu

Thermal spray metallic coatings usually present a lamellar structure with limited lamellar interface bonding due to inevitable oxidation involved. Such […]

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