Cold Gas Dynamic Spray

Roman Gr. Maev received his MSc degree in theoretical nuclear physics from the Moscow Physical Engineering Institute followed by a PhD on the theory of semiconductors. In 2001, he received a DSc degree from the Russian Academy of Sciences. Dr. Maev is the founding director-general of the Institute for Diagnostic Imaging Research. He is also a full faculty professor in the Department of Physics at the University of Windsor, Canada. He is the author of 4 monographs, editor and co-editor of 10 books, published over 477 articles in leading international journals, and holds 31 international patents.Volf Leshchynsky received his PhD from the Technical Physics Institute of Byelorussian Academy of Sciences in 1968, and his DSc from the Institute of Metallurgy in 1989. He then held a chair as professor of the Metal Forming Institute, Poznan, Poland, and became head of the Metal Forming Department at the East Ukraine University. From 2004 onward, he was a visiting professor in the Physics Department of the University of Windsor, Canada. He is currently a senior researcher at the Institute for Diagnostic Imaging Research at the University of Windsor and the author of numerous scientific papers.

• Introduction. Theoretical Description of Cold Spray Process. Cold Spray Powders and Equipment. Fundamentals of Cold Spray Coating Formation. Nondestructive Evaluation of Cold Spray Coatings. Application of Cold Spray. Economic Analysis of Cold Spray. References.

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