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Cold Spray: Over 30 Years of Development Toward a Hot Future.

D Guo¹, M Kazasidis², A Hawkins¹

¹Cold Spray Laboratory, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, ON Canada.

Journal of Thermal Spray Technology

|July 31, 2023

Summary

Cold Spray (CS) is a versatile thermal spray deposition process. This review details its key innovations, material processing breakthroughs, and disruptive industrial applications, highlighting its evolving hype cycle and future potential.

Keywords:

Cold spray Hype cycle Innovation Powder deposition

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Area of Science:

Materials Science and Engineering
Manufacturing Processes
Surface Engineering

Background:

Cold Spray (CS) is a thermal spray deposition technique utilizing supersonic particle acceleration.
The process involves high-velocity particle impacts on a substrate, leading to material consolidation and bonding.
Modern Cold Spray technology has evolved significantly over the past three decades.

Purpose of the Study:

To summarize key inventions and sub-inventions driving Cold Spray innovation.
To highlight breakthroughs in materials processing achievable with Cold Spray.
To analyze the historical evolution of Cold Spray interest and its future trajectory.

Main Methods:

Review of historical patents and key developmental milestones in Cold Spray technology.
Analysis of scientific literature detailing material processing capabilities and advancements.
Identification of current and potential future industrial applications of Cold Spray.

Main Results:

Cold Spray development followed an evolutionary path, akin to a hype cycle, with periods of high expectation and renewed interest driven by applications.
Significant breakthroughs have been achieved in mastering the processing of various materials using Cold Spray.
Key inventions and sub-inventions have been identified as pivotal to the process's current state.

Conclusions:

Cold Spray technology is poised for continued growth, supported by advancements in equipment and feedstock materials.
The process demonstrates significant disruptive potential in identified industrial sectors.
The historical trajectory and demonstrated applications suggest a promising future for Cold Spray in manufacturing and repair.