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A gas atomization spray quenching technique for bulk splat cooling
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1971
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Copper DrumEngineeringLiquid Metal CoolingMechanical EngineeringRefrigerationLarge QuantitiesGas Atomization SprayLiquid Alloy StreamThermodynamicsMaterials ScienceMaterials EngineeringThermal Spray CoatingPowder MetallurgyPhysicsHeat TransferMultiphase FlowMicrostructureApplied PhysicsMetallurgical ProcessThermal EngineeringMetal Processing
Apparatus for the production of large quantities of splat- cooled material is described. The technique involves atomizing a liquid alloy stream by high velocity gas jets and quenching the atomized droplets by a rotating watercooled copper drum. In its present form, the apparatus is capable of splat quenching approximately 2 kg of alloy at a rate of 80 g s-1 and the scale can be readily increased. The performance of the apparatus is discussed on the basis of experience with Al-Fe alloys.
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