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Journal of Micro and Nano-Manufacturing | Volume 5 | Issue 4 | Technical Brief
Technical Brief

Development and Evaluation of Flame-Assisted Dual Velocity Nanoparticle Coating System

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Maxym V. Rukosuyev, Syed Ali Baqar

Department of Mechanical Engineering,
University of Victoria,
Victoria, BC V8W 2Y2, Canada

Martin B. G. Jun

School of Mechanical Engineering,
Purdue University,
West Lafayette, IN 47906

Contributed by the Manufacturing Engineering Division of ASME for publication in the JOURNAL OF MICRO- AND NANO-MANUFACTURING. Manuscript received October 15, 2016; final manuscript received June 14, 2017; published online September 28, 2017. Assoc. Editor: Cheryl Xu.

J. Micro Nano-Manuf 5(4), 044501 (Sep 28, 2017) (5 pages) Paper No: JMNM-16-1062; doi: 10.1115/1.4037473 History: Received October 15, 2016; Revised June 14, 2017
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The importance of coatings in modern science and industry is great, and the system presented in this manuscript attempts to provide a method of creating high quality nanoparticle coatings with in situ sintering of nanoparticles. Dual regime nozzle creates close to optimum conditions for particle delivery and deposition and the addition of in situ thermally assisted coating makes it more productive. Preliminary results show systems uniform coating and in situ sintering capability.
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System schematics

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System schematics
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Exit jet: center tube out (left) and center tube flash with nozzle exit (right)

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Exit jet: center tube out (left) and center tube flash with nozzle exit (right)
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Gas flow schematic

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Gas flow schematic
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Low temperature demo on the nozzle

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Low temperature demo on the nozzle
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Coating on glass (“flamed” left, “cold” right)

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Coating on glass (“flamed” left, “cold” right)
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Coating on aluminum (“flamed” left, “cold” right)

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Coating on aluminum (“flamed” left, “cold” right)
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“Cold” sample at 5000× magnification

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“Cold” sample at 5000× magnification
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“Flamed” sample at 5000× magnification

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“Flamed” sample at 5000× magnification
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Teflon surface before treatment (optical microscope image using 100× magnification objective lens)

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Teflon surface before treatment (optical microscope image using 100× magnification objective lens)
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Teflon surface after treatment (optical microscope image using 100× magnification objective lens)

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Teflon surface after treatment (optical microscope image using 100× magnification objective lens)
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CA measurement on base Teflon

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CA measurement on base Teflon
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CA measurement on nanoparticle treated surface

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CA measurement on nanoparticle treated surface
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CA comparison of “cold” and “hot” coated samples

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CA comparison of “cold” and “hot” coated samples
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Light transmission for coated and uncoated glass samples

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Light transmission for coated and uncoated glass samples

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