To reduce the residual stress in thick arc spraying coatings
Stoney formulation
which is the basis of the curvature method
was modified to reliably test the average residual stress. The process was then optimized with improved accuracy and was successfully applied to manufacturing a long stamping die of 2 m for an automobile external sheet metal part. Experimentally analyzing the relationship of the process parameters such as spraying distance
current
scanning path and speed with the residual stress
it is found that residual stress similarly tends to vary as the single layer coating thickness but with different varying proportion; residual stress is most significantly influenced by scanning path; the stress decreases steadily with the increasing spraying distance and scanning speed
and with the reducing spraying current; the residual stress is finally reduced by 27.5% to 63.9% via optimizing the process parameters.
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