09-7342_Umschlag: Final Umschlag 2005 - DVS

Application 

Highlights: 

Power Power Engineering Engineering and and 

Solid Solid Oxide Oxide Fuell Fuell Cell Cell 

Gas Gas Turbines Turbines 

Aerospace Aerospace Industry Industry 

Off-Shore Off-Shore 

Industrial Industrial Engineering 

Engineering 

Paper Paper and and Printing Printing 

Biomedical Biomedical Coatings Coatings 

Young Young Scientists 

Scientists 

Organizers: 

Media Sponsors: 

Thermal Spray: 

Global Solutions 

for Future Application 

May 3 – 5, 2010 

Final Program 

Raffles City Convention Centre 

Fairmont Singapore & 

Swissôtel The Stamford 

ASM Thermal Spray Society 

An Affiliate Society of ASM International 

DVS - German Welding Society 

ASM International - Thermal Spray Society (TSS) 

IIW International Institute of Welding 

Flame Spray Technologies bv 

www.dvs-ev.de/itsc2010

Sponsoring 

DVS – The German Welding Society is pleased to announce 

the following sponsors of ITSC 2010 conference: 

Sulzer Metco 

Are you interested? Further sponsors are welcome. 

Please contact: tagungen@dvs-hg.de 

DURUM Verschleiss-Schutz GmbH 

(Germany) 

Flame Spray Technolgies bv 

(The Netherlands) 

H.C. Starck GmbH (Germany) 

obz innovation gmbh (Germany) 

Sulzer Metco AG (Switzerland) 

Turbocoating S.p.A. (Italy) 

ARTEC S.p.A. (Italy)

Welcome to Singapore! 

Join us to network Thermal Spray Technology 

in an exciting part of Asia 

On behalf of the German Welding Society (DVS), the ASM 

Thermal Spray Society (ASM-TSS) and the International 

Institute of Welding (IIW), we would like to extend our 

warmest welcome to invite you to Singapore for ITSC – 

International Thermal Spray Conference & Exposition 

2010. 

Nowadays in times of a worldwide financial crisis, even if 

it is decreasing by now, it is a challenge but also a strong 

positive sign to announce a well prepared ITSC in the 

Asian Pacific Rim representing all of our customers´ aims 

and aspects. 

Surfacing plays an important role and is widely used in 

various industries. Therefore Singapore as a vital economic 

pillar in Asia offering impressive achievements for 

thermal spray applications: 

• Asia No. 1 aerospace maintenance, repair and 

overhaul hub 

• 20 % world market share for ship repair 

• Among the top 3 global centres for oil and gas 

equipment manufacturing and servicing 

• 70 % world market share in jack-up rigs 

• One of the top oil refining centres in the world 

• Among the top 10 petrochemical hubs in the world 

At ITSC 2010, we successfully keep on featuring the 

latest developments in thermal spray applications, technology 

and science also for the above marked markets. 

To strengthen the Thermal Spray Technology in its existing 

and future markets, ITSC 2010 broadens its useoriented 

“Application Highlights” for growing and upcoming 

applications: 

• Power Engineering and Solid Oxide Fuel Cell 

• Gas Turbines 

• Aerospace Industry 

• Off-Shore 

• Industrial Engineering 

• Paper and Printing 

• Biomedical Coatings 

With a “One Day One Market” philosophy ITSC 2010 

continues an application oriented information concept 

straight forward towards practical needs, optimising 

invest of time for different industries. 

Over 200 oral- and 70 poster presentations provide the 

most important source of thermal spray technical information 

available. 

Additionally, more than 30 exhibitors will provide the conference 

attendees with optimum information about their 

current and ongoing developments. 

Supporting emerging professionals in thermal spraying 

becomes a forward-looking must for ITSC! With the 

“Young Scientist” session ITSC 2010 offers a brilliant 

stage for promising young talents, both from industry 

and universities, sharing their work. This session is 

accompanied by a special poster exposition. All visitors 

to this session can elect their favorite contribution, and 

the winner will be announced during the awards banquet. 

With ITSC a substantial worldwide personal and technical 

network is created. The knowledge and experiences 

shared between you, the authors, instructors, students 

and exhibitors at this outstanding three-day-event is why 

thermal spray will continue to flourish in the next decades, 

with ever-increasing new market segments and new 

commercial opportunities. 

A very special thank you not only to the numerous 

authors of lectures and poster contributors, but also to 

the sponsors and experts who are making themselves 

available for the Program Committee, Session Chairmen, 

and the employees of all societies involved. It has been 

due to their work that a contribution has been made for 

the successful staging of the conference. 

We look forward to welcoming you at ITSC 2010 in 

Singapore in May. Come and enjoy countless fascinating 

experiences, and take away technical innovation but also 

memories that are uniquely Singapore. 

Klaus Middeldorf 

General Manager 

DVS - German Welding Society 

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Time Schedule 

Monday, May 3, 2010 

Time Sophia Room Olivia Room Moor Room Hullet Room 

09:00 

Opening 

Plenary Lecture 

10:10 Coffee Break 

10:30 Cold Spraying 1 Wear Protection 1 Plasma Spraying 1 Gas Turbines 1 

12:30 Opening of Exposition and Poster Session 

13:00 Lunch Break 

14:00 Cold Spraying 2 

HVOF 1 


Power Engineering 

and SOFC 1 

Process Diagnostics 1 

15:40 Quality and Qualification Paper and Printing Biomedical Coatings Off-Shore 

Tuesday, May 4, 2010 


08:40 Nanomaterial Coatings 1 Plasma Spraying 2 


Economic and Environmental 

Aspects 

Cold Spraying 3 

10:40 Properties 1 Hard Chrome Replacement Industrial Engineering Wear Protection 2 

12:40 Lunch Break and Poster Session 

13:40 Young Scientists 


15:40 

Gas Turbines 2 


and SOFC 2 

HVOF 2 Cold Spraying 4 

20:00 ITSC 2010 Awards Banquet, Sentosa Island, Sapphire Pavilion 

Wednesday, May 5, 2010 


08:40 

Process 

Diagnostics 2 

Modeling & Simulation 1 Nanomaterial Coatings 2 Cold Spraying 5 


10:40 Aerospace Industry 


13:40 

Properties 2 Modeling and Simulation 2 Corrosion Protection 

Wear Protection 3 Gas Turbines 3 Properties 3 

Biomedical and 

Polymer Coatings

Sponsoring ............ Inside Front Cover 

Welcome to Singapore ............ 1 

Time Schedule ............ 2 

Contents ............ 3 

Technical Program ............ 4 

Poster Session ............ 24 

Exposition ............ 28 

Education Courses ............ 29 

General Information 

Registration Information ............ 34 

Hotel Information ............ 35 

Tips for Singapore ............ 35 

Social Event 

ITSC 2010 Awards Banquet ............ 35 

List of Presenting Authors, Poster Presenters, 

Session Chairmen ............ 36 

Conference Committees and 

Endorsing Sponsors ............ 47 

Reservation Form for Hotels ............ 48 

Registration Form ............ Inside Back Cover 

Imprint 

Photos by courtesy of: 

Flame Spray Technologies bv, The Netherlands 

Contents 

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Technical Program 


10:10 

10:30 

10:50 

11:10 

11:30 

11:50 

12:10 

Opening 

Plenary Lecture: 

M. Oechsner 

Materials needs for advanced industrial gas turbines of the future 

Session Chairmen: M. Dorfman / P. Heinrich 


Session Chairmen: P. Heinrich / C.M. Kay 

Cold spray technology – from academic 

research to the market place 

T. Klassen, H. Kreye* 

Cold spraying: exploring new materials 

T. Klassen*, F. Gärtner, T. Schmidt, H. Kreye 

New industrial applications for cold 

spraying 

S. Hartmann* 

Design and production of powders tailored 

to cold spraying 

A. Coleman*, K. Murray, M. Kearns 

Further development of process equipment 

for cold spraying 

P. Heinrich, P. Richter, T. Klassen, O. Cheng* 

Transmission electron microscopy of cold 

sprayed titanium 

P. King*, M. Jahedi 


Sophia Room 

Coffee Break 

Sophia Room Olivia Room 

Wear Protection 1 

Session Chairmen: C. Moreau / R. Thorpe 

Microstructure and mechanical behavior of 

suspension plasma sprayed Al 2 O 3 and 

Al 2 O 3 -YSZ composite coatings 

G. Bertrand* 

Analysis of Fe-base materials and evaluation 

of their suitability for wear protection 

coatings 

A. Pelz* 

Wear behavior and performance of a cost 

effective iron-based, carbide reinforced, sintered 

coating 

M. Lugbauer*, E. Badisch, A. Kröll 

Structure and tribological characteristics of 

HVOF coatings sprayed from powder blends 

of Cr 3 C 2 -25NiCr and metallic alloys 

P. Vuoristo*, A. Määttä 

Characterization of high temperature abrasive 

wear of cold sprayed FeAl intermetallic 

compound coating 

C. Li*, G. Yang, H. Wang, S. Zhao, C. Bao 

Properties of coating by plasma spraying 

ultrafine Cr 3 C 2 -25%NiCr powders 

Z. Li*, K. Zeng, Y. Yu

Moor Room 

Plasma Spraying 1 

Session Chairmen: G. Montavon / T. Warda 

New conventional plasma gun with high 

performance: ProPlasma HP 

A. Allimant*, D. Billières 

Triplex gun platform: impacting all operational 

aspects of thermal spraying 

C. Dambra*, D. Hawley 

Yttria deposition by a novel plasma torch 

L. Pershin*, J. Mostaghimi 

Hybrid laser plasma coating process 

Y. Borisov*, I. Krivtsun, S. Vojnarovich, 

A. Kislitsa, E. Kuzmich-Yanchuk 

Investigation of atmospheric plasma 

sprayed tungsten carbide cobalt coatings 

using statistical design of experiments 

B. Krebs*, W. Tillmann, E. Vogli 

Plasma sprayed NiCr metallic coatings 

using Ar-shroud system 

M. Morks, C. Berndt* 


Coffee Break 



Hullet Room 

Highlight 

Session Chairmen: K. Bobzin / T. Coyle 

Composite coatings with drag reduction 

and self cleaning properties 

V. Drescher*, J. Wilden, P. Schaaf 

Thermally sprayed oxidation protection coatings 

for ã-TiAl substrates 

M. Brühl, K. Bobzin, T. Schläfer*, T. Warda 

Erosion of ceramic abradable coatings used 

in gas turbines 

K. Laul*, R. Wellman, R. Shankar 

Suspension plasma spraying (SPS) as a promising 

process for the manufacture of thermal 

barrier coatings (TBCs) 

A. Guignard*, H. Kaßner, R. Vaßen, D. Stöver 

Relationships between coating microstructure 

and thermal conductivity in thermal 

barrier coatings – a modeling approach 

P. Nylen*, I. Tano, N. Curry, J. Wigren 

Oxidation behavior of MCrAlY bond coats 

manufactured by plasma, HVOF and cold 

gas dynamic spraying 

P. Richer*, M. Yandouzi, L. Beauvais, B. Jodoin 


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10:30 

10:50 

11:10 

11:30 

11:50 

12:10 

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12:30 

13:00 

14:00 

14:20 

14:40 

15:00 

15:20 


Session Chairmen: T. Klassen / J. Villafuerte 

Properties of titanium structures directly 

manufactured via cold spray 

S. Gulizia*, M. Jahedi, D. Fraser, C. Tang 

Wear behavior of titanium coatings on aluminum 

light alloys obtained by cold gas 

spraying 

S. Dosta*, N. Cinca, M. Barbosa, J. Guilemany 

Cold sprayability of pure titanium coatings 

W. Wong*, S. Yue, E. Irissou, J. Legoux 

Layer formation and impact phenomena 

of cold sprayed ceramic titanium dioxide 

particles on metal surfaces 

J. Kliemann*, C. Borchers, J. Stötzner, 

H. Gutzmann, F. Gärtner, T. Klassen 



Opening of Exposition and Poster Session 

Lunch Break 

Coffee Break 

HVOF 1 

Session Chairmen: S. Kuroda / 

J. Beczkowiak 

Functionalization of high performance 

polymers by the use of a combined HVOF 

process for powder and wire 

C. Rupprecht*, B. Wielage, G. Paczkowski 

HVOF spraying of ultrahigh boron high carbon 

tool steel coating for wear resistance 

applications 

R. Balasudaram*, G. Mauer, R. Vaßen, 

A. Röttger, S. Weber, W. Theisen 

CFD modeling to assist the development of 

efficient thermal spray systems 

S. Gu*, H. Tabbara 

Correlation of wear resistant functions of 

HVOF and warm sprayed WC-Co coatings 

with in-flight particle characteristics 

K. Sato*, J. Kitamura, G. Raman, M. Watanabe, 

S. Kuroda, M. Komatsu


Moor Room Hullet Room 

Opening of Exposition and Poster Session 

Highlight 

Power 

Engineering and SOFC 1 

Session Chairmen: C. Coddet / T. Lampke 

Dense ceramic coatings by thermal spray 

technology for applications in solid oxide 

fuel cells 

R. Vaßen*, M. Karger, D. Stöver, U. Maier, 

M. Hoffmann 

Plasma sprayed LSCF oxygen electrode for 

SOFC 

A. Ansar*, D. Soysal, Z. Ilhan, N. Wagner 

Technical challenges of suspension plasma 

spraying of nanopowders for SOFCs 

D. Soysal*, A. Ansar 

Plasma spraying of lanthanum silicate electrolytes 

for intermediate temperature solid 

oxide fuel cells 

S. Dru*, K. Wittmann-Tenèze, E. Meillot, 

M. Saboungi, R. Benoit 

Lunch Break 

Coffee Break 



Session Chairmen: A. Bachmann / J. Schein 

NIR (Near-Infra-Red) sensor – an alternative 

diagnostic tool for the online process control 

of thermal spray processes 

A. Schwenk*, S. Marke, T. Wallendorf 

The next step in intelligent gun technology: 

EvoLink for plasma spraying 

A. Kilchenmann, M. Koller*, H. Hoehle 

Measurement of particle parameters at detonation 

spraying 

I. Smurov*, D. Pervushin, V. Ulianitsky, S. Zlobin, 

B. Laget 

Shadow imaging of liquid precursors under 

plasma spraying conditions 

A. Vardelle*, M. Vardelle, S. Goutier, 

C. Chazelas 

12:30 

13:00 

14:00 

14:20 

15:40 

15:00 

15:20 

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15:40 

16:00 

16:20 

16:40 

17:00 

Quality and Qualification 

Session Chairmen: W. Herlaar / T. Kraak 

Education, training and certification in thermal 

spraying 

R. Huber*, A. Ohliger-Volmer, F. Zech 

GTS – the guarantor of quality in thermal 

spraying 

P. Heinrich* 

The shear test for thermally sprayed coatings 

in quality management 

S. Hartmann, F. Deuerler, R. Winkler* 

Development and use of e-learning system 

of thermal spraying for promoting and educating 

engineer 

S. Hirose*, A. Ohmori, K. Mori 

Qualifying of new spray powders for the use 

with cold spraying 

E. Baehr*, H. Hoell, P. Richter 



Paper and Printing 

Session Chairmen: V. Guipont / S. Oki 

Highlight 

On-site thermal spraying in paper machines 

H. Jungklaus*, A. Etschmaier 

ColferoloyTM – an iron-based alternative for 

wear resistance applications 

G. Stratford, P. Allnatt, H. Burkard* 

Thermally sprayed fine Fe-based materials 

for wear protection applications in the printing 

industry 

T. Warda*, K. Bobzin, T. Schläfer 

Cold spraying of Zn and Zn-alloy coatings 

for print applications 

K. Onizawa*, J. Jansen, M. Schulze, F. Gärtner, 

T. Klassen 

An alternative to chromium oxide: reduced 

exposition to hexavalent Cr with RUBY powder 

A. Allimant*, D. Billières, H. Wallar


Biomedical Coatings 

Session Chairmen: P. Hanneforth / 

C. Wasserman 


Highlight 

Evaluation of the photocatalytic activity of 

TiO 2 -coatings prepared by different thermal 

spray techniques 

H. Gutzmann*, F. Toma, J. Kliemann, 

J. Stötzner, L. Berger, B. Leupolt, F. Gärtner, 

T. Klassen 

High velocity suspension flame spraying 

(HVSFS) deposition of bioactive glass coatings 

on Ti substrates with and without TiO 2 

bond coating 

V. Cannillo*, G. Bolelli, R. Gadow, A. Killinger, 

L. Lusvarghi, A. Sola, N. Stiegler 

A morphological study of hydroxyapatite 

splats flame sprayed onto commercially 

pure titanium 

S. Saber-Samandari*, C. Berndt, K. Gross, 

J. Wang 

Cold spray copper antimicrobial coatings 

V. Champagne, M. Trexler*, D. Helfritch 

Deposition of TiO 2 ceramic particles on cold 

spray process 

M. Yamada*, H. Isago, K. Shima, H. Nakano, 

M. Fukumoto 

Off-Shore 


Highlight 

Session Chairmen: C. Rupprecht / J. Ryan 

Thermal spraying of zinc and zinc-aluminum 

alloys for corrosion protection 

F. Prenger*, J. Spriestersbach 

The performance of different WC-based 

cermet coatings in oil and gas applications 

– a comparison 

H. Meng*, X. Hu, P. Gourdji, A. Neville 

Cavitation erosion characteristics and fracture 

morphology of thermal spray coating 

A. Kanno*, T. Takabatake, Y. Nanba, K. Tani, 

S. Uematsu, S. Sugasawa, M. Yoshioka, 

Y. Ishihara 

The advancement and positioning of laser 

cladding in the surface engineering industry 

T. Marchione*, A. Choong, D. Dezert 

Study of corrosion behavior of Al and Al-Zn 

wire arc sprayed mild steel in offshore 

applications 

H. Salimijazi*, E. Abedi, M. Golozar, 

J. Mostaghimi, L. Pershin 

15:40 

16:00 

16:20 

16:40 

17:00 

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08:40 




10:00 

10:20 



Nanomaterial Coatings 1 

Session Chairmen: P. Fauchais / L. Berger 

Composition of alumina titania coatings 

manufactured by suspension plasma 

spraying 

G. Montavon*, G. Darut, E. Klyatskina, 

S. Valette, A. Denoirjean, H. Ageorges, 

P. Fauchais, F. Segovia, M. Salvador 

Duration and reliability of axial plasma 

spraying slurry process 

Z. Tang*, P. Hartell, G. Masindo, I. Yaroslavski, 

D. Ellsworth, A. Burgess 

Crystal and micro structures of plasma 

sprayed yttrium oxide coatings by axial 

injection of fine powder slurries 

J. Kitamura*, H. Mizuno, K. Sato, Z. Tang, 

A. Burgess 

Integrated property evaluation of kinetic and 

thermal sprayed multi-walled carbon nanotube 

reinforced copper composite coatings 

K. Kang*, J. Kim, G. Bae, C. Lee 

Tribological behavior of carbon nanotube 

reinforced plasma sprayed aluminum oxide 

coating at elevated temperature 

A. Keshri*, A. Agarwal 

Coffee Break 

Plasma Spraying 2 

Session Chairmen: H. Jungklaus / Y. Borisov 

High temperature behavior of CoNiCrAlY 

coatings made by laser cladding 

L. Lusvarghi, C. Giolli*, K. Partes, A. Fossati, 

M. Di Ferdinando, G. Bolelli, A. Lavacchi, 

F. Vollertsen, A. Scrivani 

Effect of powder size distribution on the 

reproducibility of plasma spray process: a 

case study of plasma sprayed YSZ coatings 

G. Dwivedi*, J. Colmenares, T. Nakamura, 

S. Sampath 

Influence of feedstock powder for fabrication 

of aluminum nitride in reactive atmospheric 

plasma spray process 

M. Shahien*, M. Yamada, T. Yasui, 

M. Fukumoto 

The effect of plasma gas on structure of 

plasma sprayed forsterite 

T. Coyle*, H. Samadi, L. Pershin 

Plasma spray physical vapor deposition 

(PS-PVD); Vapor phase deposition using 

a plasma spray process 

K. von Niessen*, R. Schmid, A. Zaugg, 

M. Gindrat 

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Economic and 

Environmental Aspects 

Session Chairmen: G. Bertrand / J. Stricker 

Advanced spray gun technologies for 

industrial markets 

J. Girgulis*, C. Dambra, A. Barth, D. Hawley 

Selective impact of industrial gases on the 

thermal spray process 

W. Krömmer*, P. Heinrich 

The use of national and EC public funds for 

financing R&D activities: the case of a thermal 

spray shop 

C. Giolli, S. Meneghetti*, A. Scrivani, 

A. Giorgetti 

Life cycle assessment of using powder and 

liquid precursors in plasma spraying: the 

case of yttria-stabilized zirconia 

A. Vardelle*, A. Moign, C. Chazelas, J. Legoux, 

N. Themelis 

Measurement of particle emissions generated 

by arc spray and flame spray processes 

D. Billiers*, D. Bemer, I. Subra, M. Lecler, 

R. Regnier, Y. Morelle 


Coffee Break 



Session Chairmen: S. Hartmann / C. Li 

Portable high pressure cold spray process: 

equipment, coatings and applications 

J. Karthikeyan*, C. Kay, H. Hoell 

Potential of cold gas spraying in power 

electronic applications 

K. Donner*, F. Gärtner, T. Klassen 

Defined metallization of thin ceramic substrates 

via cold spray process 

C. Rupprecht*, B. Wielage, T. Grund, 

S. Kümmel, J. Wilde, E. Rastjagajev 

Study of the influence of the substrate temperature 

on Al coatings deposited by cold 

spray 

S. Rech*, S. Vezzù, A. Trentin, E. Irissou, 

J. Legoux, M. Guagliano 

Residual stresses in cold sprayed coatings 

F. Gärtner*, H. Assadi, T. Schmidt, K. Binder, 

T. Klassen 


08:40 




10:00 

10:20 

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10:40 

11:00 

11:20 

11:40 

12:00 

12:20 

Properties 1 



Session Chairmen: B. Wielage / E. Irissou 

Influence of substrate temperature on the 

microstructures and properties of APS 

Al 2 O 3 coatings 

C. Li*, S. Hao, G. Yang 

Thermophysical studies on thermally 

sprayed tungsten carbide-cobalt coatings 

S. Thiele*, L. Berger, J. Spatzier, 

K. Jaenicke-Roessler, K. Sempf 

Properties of thick Cr 2 O 3 and Cr 2 O 3 -5SiO 2 - 

3TiO 2 coatings deposited by water stabilized 

plasma spray process 

P. Vuoristo* 

Effect of blasting angle and blasting time on 

the amount of residual grit blasted on steel 

substrate and adhesive property of sprayed 

coating 

T. Maruyama*, T. Miyazaki, T. Kishita, 

T. Kobayashi 

Thermal shakedown of thermal spray coatings 

A. Valarezo*, M. Bejarano, D. Welch, 

S. Sampath 

Comparative study of the electrical properties 

and microstructures of the spinel and 

alumina coatings 

F. Toma*, L. Berger, S. Scheitz, V. Sauchuk, 

M. Kusnezoff 

Hard Chrome 

Replacement 


Session Chairmen: W. Tillmann / B. Marple 

APS-Al 2 O 3 coatings versus arc sprayed and 

plasma anodized Al layers 

T. Grund, T. Lampke*, D. Meyer, 

H. Pokhmurska, B. Wielage 

HVOF chrome replacement coating – effect 

of process conditions 

S. Dixit*, M. Chin, R. Dixit 

Microstructures of metallic NiCrBSi coatings 

manufactured via hybrid plasma spray 

process 

N. Serres*, F. Hlawka, S. Costil, C. Langlade, 

F. Machi 

Deposition of WC-base coating for wear and 

high impact resistance application 

B. Prawara*, E. Riyanto, B. Priyono 

The interaction of process and particle size 

in HVOF spraying of WC-CoCr sub-micron 

carbide powders 

T. Varis*, T. Suhonen, A. Ghabchi, U. Kanerva, 

X. Liu, J. Oksanen, O. Söderberg, S. Hannula 

Microstructure and enhanced mechanical 

properties of WC-Co coatings obtained by 

warm spraying 

S. Kuroda*, G. Sundra Raman, M. Watanabe, 

M. Komatsu, K. Kitamura, J. Kitamura


Industrial Engineering 


Highlight 

Session Chairmen: T. Schläfer / M. Khor 

Wire arc sprayed iron-based anti corrosion 

coatings for waste incineration plants 

V. Drescher, J. Wilden*, R. Durham, M. Schütze 

Effect of MCrAlY coating for corrosion resistance 

in specific high temperature atmosphere 

A. Niwa*, K. Hamashima 

Assessment of HVOF sprayed coatings for 

wear and corrosion protection in the steel 

industry 

C. Lima*, F. Camargo 

Functional wear resistant tool surfaces for 

novel friction spinning forming process to 

manufacture parts with graded thermo 

mechanical properties 

I. Baumann*, W. Tillmann, E. Vogli, 

F. Hoffmann, W. Homberg, C. Beerwald, 

D. Hornjak 

Microstructure and NO 2 sensing 

performance of APS ZnO coatings 

C. Zhang*, M. Debliquy, H. Liao, C. Coddet 

Tungsten-based coatings to increase the 

lifetime of permanent-mold casting molds 

V. Drescher*, J. Wilden 


Lunch Break and Poster Session 


Session Chairmen: X. Huang / T. Grund 

Improved hardfacing for drill bits and drilling 

tools 

A. Sue*, H. Sreshta 

Carbon-based films on HVOF sprayed WC- 

Co-Cr coatings for the protection of aluminum 

alloys 

L. Lusvarghi*, G. Bolelli, B. Bonferroni, 

F. Pitacco, G. Coletta 

The influence of particle temperature, particle 

velocity and coating surface temperature 

on the sliding wear performance HVOF 

sprayed TiO 2 -Cr 2 O 3 coatings 

L. Berger*, R. Trache, S. Saaro, R. Lima, 

B. Marple 

Extension of erosion life of turbine housing 

by HVOF thermal spraying 

K. Sonoya*, M. Nakamura, K. Ishida 

Wear properties of Ni-based composite coatings 

sprayed by HVAF 

C. Wu*, K. Zhou, C. Deng, C. Deng 

Development and characterization of amorphous 

steel base cermets 

M. Parco*, I. Fagoaga, G. Barykin 

10:40 

11:00 

11:20 

11:40 

12:00 

12:20 

12:40 

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13:40 

13:45 

13:50 

13:55 

14:00 

14:05 

14:10 

14:15 

14:20 

Young Scientists 


Sophia Room 

Session Chairmen: C. Berndt / K. Nassenstein 

A particle image velocimetry method for low illumination conditions based on continuous 

particle image velocimetry 

L. Rockstroh*, M. Wroblewski, J. Hillebrand, A. Balevic, M. Shaikh, S. Simon, R. Gadow 

Bioactive coatings applied by cold spray coating technology for biomedical implants 

S. Ang*, J. Cizek, C. Berndt, P. Cheang, M. Khor 

Mathematical modeling and simulation of a kerosene driven HVOF process 

M. Schäfer*, K. Bobzin, D. Bagcivan, D. Parkot 

Cold spraying for titanium dioxide coatings with high photo catalytic activity 

J. Kliemann*, J. Stötzner, H. Gutzmann, D. Bahnemann, F. Gärtner, T. Klassen 

Flattening and cooling of millimetre and micrometre sized alumina drops 

S. Goutier*, M. Vardelle, J. Labbe, P. Fauchais 

Highlight 

Effect of annealing on microstructure of cold sprayed cBNp/NiCrAl composite coating 

C. Li, X. Luo*, G. Yang 

Coating of aluminum components with iron-based nanocrystalline solidifying materials to 

improve wear resistance 

O. Lehmann*, J. Wilden, V. Drescher 

PIV measurements of metallic powders produced by liquid metal atomization using laval nozzle 

O. Khatim*, M. Planche, Y. Bailly, F. Guermeur, L. Dembinski, L. Gerardot, C. Coddet 

Columnar structured thermal barrier coatings by thin film low pressure plasma spraying 

(LPPS-TF) 

A. Hospach*, R. Vaßen, D. Stöver


Sophia Room 


Velocity diagnostics for gas velocity distributions in cold gas and plasma spraying using 

non-resonant laser scattering 

S. Lange*, M. Sieber, J. Marques, G. Forster, J. Schein 

Effect of heat treatment on porosity and corrosion performance of cold sprayed titanium 

coatings 

T. Hussain*, D. McCartney, P. Shipway, T. Marrocco 

Relations between in flight particle characteristics and coating properties by HVOF spraying 

B. Hussong*, W. Tillmann, E. Vogli 

Process map for plasma sprayed carbon nanotube reinforced aluminum oxide nanocomposite 

coatings 

A. Keshri*, R. Patel, A. Agarwal 

Consolidation of Al 2 O 3 /Al nanocomposite powder by cold spray 

D. Poirier*, J. Legoux, R. Drew, R. Gauvin 

Changes observed in anelastic behavior of plasma sprayed YSZ coatings by modifying the 

defect surfaces 

G. Dwivedi*, A. Valarezo, S. Sampath, T. Nakamura 

Adhesion of nanostructured YSZ plasma sprayed coating on thin substrates 

R. Vert*, E. Meillot, A. Vardelle, G. Mariaux, C. Dublanche-Tixier 

Thermal spray forming of high efficiency, metal foam heat exchangers tubes 

N. Tsolas, S. Chandra*, H. Salimi-Jazi, L. Pershin, J. Mostaghimi 

Coffee Break 

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Highlight 

Session Chairmen: B. Jodoin / W. Krömmer 

On the oxidation behavior of a thermal barrier 

coating with cold gas dynamic spray 

CoNiCrAlY bond coat 

E. Irissou*, W. Chen, J. Legoux, X. Wu, 

B. Marple 

Characterization of elastic plastic properties 

of thermal sprayed NiCoCrAlY coatings 

P. Nylen, A. Fasth*, R. Musalek, N. Markocsan 

Effect of Ca addition in CoNiCrAlY powder 

for high temperature oxidation resistance 

HVOF coatings 

L. Lusvarghi, C. Giolli, A. Scrivani*, G. Rizzi, 

G. Bolelli, U. Bardi, A. Fossati, A. Lavacchi, 

M. Di Ferdinando 

Design of a thick thermal barrier coating to 

minimize in-service stresses 

T. Coyle*, H. Samadi 

Challenges for plasma spray deposition of 

decomposition prone perovskite coatings 

M. Jarligo*, G. Mauer, D. Mack, R. Vaßen, 

D. Stöver 

ITSC 2010 Awards Banquet 

Sentosa Island, Sapphire Pavilion 

Highlight 

Power 

Engineering and SOFC 2 

Session Chairmen: R. Vaßen / K. Middeldorf 

Microstructure of thermal sprayed silicon 

coatings using various particle sizes and 

spray conditions 

D. Jackson*, M. Sereda, R. Nafzinger, 

R. Gansert 

Deposition of NiO and YSZ composite 

anode and YSZ electrolyte by suspension 

plasma spray 

Y. Wang*, J. Legoux, R. Neagu, R. Hui, 

B. Marple 

Low pressure plasma sprayed zirconium 

metal diffusion barrier coatings 

K. Hollis* 

Study on microstructure and electrochemical 

performance of Ni/YSZ anode deposited 

by APS 

C. Li, C. Li*, R. Li, G. Yang 

The structure and properties of plasma 

sprayed Fe-doped manganese cobalt oxide 

spinel coatings for SOFC metallic interconnectors 

J. Puranen*, L. Hyvärinen, P. Vuoristo, 

J. Lagerbom, M. Kylmälahti

HVOF 2 


Session Chairmen: S. Chandra / F. Schreiber 

Expansion of the applicable range of HVOF 

process conditions 

A. Wank*, A. Schwenk, M. Liu, K. Zhou, 

C. Deng, C. Deng 

Thermal spray processing of metal based 

coatings with the oxy fuel ionisation process 

M. Parco*, I. Fagoaga, G. Barykin 

Relationships between process parameters, 

residual stresses and adhesion in HVOF 

sprayed IN718 coatings 

P. Nylen, C. Lyphout*, L. Östergren 

Development of a low temperature, air fuel 

(LTAF) thermal spray gun 

R. Dhiman*, F. Farhadi, L. Pershin, S. Chandra, 

J. Mostaghimi 

Evaluation of boron carbide based thermal 

sprayed coatings for tribological applications 

C. Lima*, F. Camargo 




Session Chairmen: M. Fukomoto / P. Richter 

Effects of nanosize particles on the intermetallic 

compound formations of cold sprayed 

coatings 

H. Lee*, J. Choi, K. Ko 

Characterization of corrosion resistant 

deposits by cold gas dynamic spray 

T. Marrocco*, D. Harvey, T. Hussain 

ITSC 2010 Awards Banquet 


Comparison of cold spray and detonation 

spraying coating properties 

I. Smurov*, V. Ulianitsky, S. Zlobin, A. Sova 

Characterization of the shockwave induced 

spraying process (SISP) 

E. Irissou*, J. Legoux, C. Moreau, J. Villafuerte 

Effects of surface morphology of MCrAlY 

bond coat on the isothermal oxidation and 

thermal fatigue behavior of thermal barrier 

coatings 

C. Li, Y. Li*, L. Xing, G. Yang 

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Session Chairmen: A. Vardelle / J. Heberlein 

Correlations between the oscillation modes 

of arc voltage and pressure in cathode cavity 

of dc plasma torches 

V. Rat*, J. Coudert 

Loading effect in plasma spraying: from inflight 

particle state distributions to diagnostic 

reliability 

K. Shinoda*, Y. Tan, S. Sampath 

Error analysis of image-based measurement 

methods in thermal spraying processes: 

a simulation driven approach 

L. Rockstroh*, M. Wroblewski, J. Hillebrand, 

A. Balevic, M. Shaikh, S. Simon, R. Gadow 

Improving powder injection in plasma 

spraying by optical diagnostics of the plasma 

and particle characterization 

G. Mauer*, R. Vaßen, D. Stöver, S. Kirner, 

J. Marqués-López, S. Zimmermann, G. Forster, 

J. Schein 

Influence of the vortex component on jet 

characteristics and particle velocity when 

operating a multi-cathode triplex pro plasma 

torch 

J. Marques, S. Kirner, S. Zimmermann, 

G. Forster, J. Schein* 

Coffee Break 

Modeling and Simulation 1 

Session Chairmen: J. Jerzembeck / R. Bolot 

Microstructural modeling and performance 

simulation of engineered bio composites 

S. Ang, U. Tietz*, C. Berndt, K. Schmitz 

Variable density volume-of-fluid model for 

particle impact in thermal spray process 

B. Samareh Abolhassani*, J. Mostaghimi, 

C. Moreau 

Effect of ambient pressure on dynamic wetting/heat 

transfer at interface between molten 

droplet and substrate surface 

M. Fukumoto*, K. Tanaka, K. Yang, T. Usami, 

M. Yamada, T. Yasui 

Homogenization of coating properties in 

atmospheric plasma spraying – current 

results of a DFG- (German Research 

Foundation) Funded Research Group 

J. Prehm*, F. Bach, K. Möhwald, K. Bobzin, 

N. Bagcivan, I. Petkoviæ, J. Schein, 

J. Marqués, S. Zimmermann, G. Forster, 

S, Kirner, K. Hartz-Behrend, D. Parkot 

Development of a high velocity wire arc 

spraying system by means of numerical 

calculations 

C. Rupprecht, B. Wielage, G. Paczkowski*


Nanomaterial Coatings 2 

Session Chairmen: J. Wilden / G. Bolelli 

Suspension plasma spraying of oxide ceramic 

with twin cathode type plasma spray 

gun 

M. Suzuki*, Y. Tsutai 


Improved mechanical properties of coatings 

and bulk components as a function of grain 

size 

R. Gansert*, C. Melnyk, S. Schroeder, D. Grant, 

M. Watson 

Fabrication and characterization of Al 2 O 3 - 

SiC-nano-composite powders and HVOF 

sprayed coatings 

T. Suhonen*, T. Varis, U. Kanerva, J. Lagerbom, 

O. Söderberg, Y. Ge, X. Liu, S. Hannula 

Novel in situ transformable coating for elevated 

temperature applications 

D. Branagan*, J. Zhou, J. Walleser, 

B. Meacham, B. Merkle 

Mullite suspension plasma spraying: effect 

of particles size distribution on coating 

structure 

G. Montavon*, A. Arcondeguy, A. Denoirjean, 

P. Fauchais 

Coffee Break 



Session Chairmen: W. Krömmer / F. Gärtner 

Shockwave induced spraying: a new solid 

state spraying process 

J. Villafuerte* 

Effect of the ceramic component on cold 

sprayed metal ceramic coatings 

I. Smurov*, A. Sova, V. Kosarev, A. Papyrin 

Investigation of impact behavior of cold 

sprayed large annealed copper particles 

and characterizations of coatings 

W. Li*, X. Guo, H. Liao, C. Coddet 

Characterization and performance evaluation 

of a helium recovery system designed 

for cold spraying 

E. Irissou, J. Legoux*, B. Harvey, E. Gagnon, 

S. Desaulniers, J. Bobyn, S. Yue 

Study on adhesion strength of cold sprayed 

aluminum deposit 

Y. Ichikawa*, K. Ogawa, I. Nonaka 

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Aerospace Industry 

Highlight 

Session Chairmen: M. Trexler / D. Puerta 

Mechanical properties and behavior of 

BSAS/mullite-based environmental barrier 

coatings exposed to high temperature in 

water vapor environment 

C. Cojocaru*, C. Moreau, R. Lima 

Ti-parts for aviation industry produced by 

cold spraying 

K. Binder*, F. Gärtner, T. Klassen 

Effect of substrate temperature on bonding 

features and coating properties of cold 

sprayed Ti6Al4V alloy 

A. Rezaeian*, E. Irissou, J. Legoux, S. Yue 

High temperature mechanical behavior of 

UHTC coatings for thermal protection of 

re-entry vehicles 

M. Tului, G. Pulci*, J. Tirillò, F. Marra, 

S. Lionetti, T. Valente 

Near-net-shape HVOF coating and finishing 

techniques for highly stressed components 

in aircraft industry 

D. Ackermann*, G. Matthaeus, J. Henry 

Influence of the surface state on the 

adherence of the coating: case of an 

alumina coating plasma sprayed on SIC 

composites 

S. Costil*, S. Lukat, C. Verdy, C. Coddet 

Properties 2 


Session Chairmen: R. Eijckenboom / B. Krebs 

Arc spraying of WC-FeCrSiC cored wires 

part 1: bending, compression and tension 

behavior 

J. Nebel*, E. Vogli, W. Tillmann 

Characterization of mechanical properties 

of titanium cold spray coatings 

D. Goldbaum*, R. Chromik, J. Ajaja, 

A. Rezaeian, W. Wong, S. Yue, E. Irissou, 

J. Legoux 

Testing the reliability of thermal spray coatings 

with micro-nanoindentation: methodology, 

scope of analysis and case studies 

K. Gross* 

Comparative study of splat morphology 

and the splat-substrate interactions for 

NiCr sprayed on to stainless steel by both 

plasma and HVOF spraying 

S. Brossard*, P. Munroe 

Observation of microstructures in thermal 

sprayed coatings and single deposited 

splats using ion beam milling 

K. Kim, M. Watanabe, S. Kuroda*, N. Kawano 

Graded twin wire arc sprayed coatings 

M. Abdulgader*, W. Tillmann, E. Vogli


Modeling and Simulation 2 

Session Chairmen: M. Schäfer / A. Schwenk 

Effects of fluid/solid couplings on the plasma 

flow inside a direct current plasma gun 

R. Bolot*, A. Allimant, D. Billières, C. Coddet 

Effect of using liquid feedstock in a high 

pressure cold spray nozzle 

A. Dolatabadi*, E. Farvardin, O. Stier, 

V. Luethen 

Metastable austenite type core wire for arc 

spraying – modeling of heat transfer in end 

face and coating structure analysis 

Y. Korobov*, M. Filippov, A. Belozertsev, 

S. Neveszin, V. Shymiakov 


Predicting the thermal conductivity of 

AlSi/polyester abradable coatings: effects of 

the numerical method 

R. Bolot*, J. Seichepine, J. Qiao, C. Coddet 

In situ observation of impact phenomena of 

zirconia molten drops in millimeter scale via 

aerodynamic levitator 

K. Shinoda*, K. Nagashio, H. Murakami, 

S. Kuroda, K. Kuribayashi 

Investigation of in-flight particle states in 

plasma spraying of LSM solution precursor 

Y. Shan*, Y. Wang, T. Coyle 

Corrosion Protection 



Session Chairmen: V. Drescher / E. Vogli 

Thermally sprayed oxide ceramic coatings 

for demanding wear and corrosion applications 

K. Niemi*, J. Laurila, P. Vuoristo, J. Knuuttila, 

F. Toma, L. Berger 

Assessment of flame sprayed glaze layers 

as diffusion barriers on refractory materials 

O. Preziosa*, A. Denoirjean, P. Denoirjean, 

G. Montavon, T. Chartier, C. Barthélemy, 

V. Laurent, D. Lombard 

Phase composition and microstructural 

responses of crystalline mullite/YSZ coating 

under water vapor environments 

E. Garcia*, J. Mesquita-Guimaraes, P. Miranzo, 

M. Osendi, C. Cojocaru, Y. Wang, C. Moreau, 

R. Lima 

Corrosion of titanium coating prepared by 

modified HVOF process 

C. Deng, C. Deng*, M. Liu, A. Wank 

Corrosion behavior of NiCrBSi alloy coatings 

manufactured via in situ plasma spray 

laser remelting process 

N. Serres*, F. Hlawka, S. Costil, C. Langlade, 

F. Machi 

Cyclic oxidation behavior of HVOF sprayed 

Ni-20Cr coating on ASTM-SA213-T 22 boiler 

steel at 900°C 

G. Kaushal*, H. Saheet, S. Prakash 

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Session Chairmen: P. Vuoristo / M. Jeandin 

Comparison of two structure scales of plasma 

sprayed alumina/titania coatings on the 

mechanical and tribological properties 

V. Fabio, H. Ageorges*, W. Xin, F. Vargas, 

P. Fauchais, M. López 

Tribological analysis of WC cermet coatings 

with friction test under tensile stress condition 

F. Itoigawa, K. Nomakuchi*, K. Sato, 

J. Kitamura 

Preparation and characterization of plasma 

sprayed NiAl-hBN composite coating 

L. Du*, W. Zhang, W. Liu, J. Zhang 

Experimental investigation of fretting wear 

on nitrided and thermal spray coated Ti-6-4 

parts for liftfan applications 

P. Patil*, F. Sadeghi, S. Dixit, R. Dixit, M. Chin 

Corrosion behavior of AZ31 magnesium 

alloy coated with zinc-nickel by low pressure 

cold spray 

J. Villafuerte*, R. Maev, J. Phelan, 

D. Dzhurinskiy, E. Maeva, V. Leshchynsky 


Session Chairmen: K. Ogawa / S. Siegmann 

Ice dry stripping of TBC systems 

C. Giolli*, A. Scrivani, B. Allegrini, G. Rizzi, 

A. Giorgetti, L. Engl, T. Duda 

A durable low K APS TBC 

L. Liu*, P. Howard 

Highlight 

Thermal cycle resistance of oxidation resistant 

metallic coatings 

S. Takahashi*, M. Hatano, Y. Kojima, Y. Harada, 

A. Kawasaki, F. Ono 

Next generation thermal barrier coatings for 

the gas turbine industry 

N. Curry*, N. Markocsan, X. Li, A. Tricoire, 

M. Dorfman 

A study on thermal cycle life and electrochemical 

impedance response of plasma 

sprayed functionally graded thermal barrier 

coatings 

S. Gosipathala*, V. Raya 


Properties 3 



Session Chairmen: D. Branagan / L. Lusvarghi 

Influence of residual stresses on cracking 

behavior of composite WC-17Co coating in 

scratch test 

A. Ghabchi*, K. Holmberg, A. Valarezo, 

E. Turunen, S. Sampath 

On the use of nanoindentation and surface 

scratch testing for HVOF and APS coatings 

B. Bonferroni*, J. Nohava, G. Bolelli, 

L. Lusvarghi 

Microstructures of cold sprayed coatings 

investigated by X-ray microtomography 

V. Guipont*, G. Rolland, M. Jeandin, D. Jeulin, 

C. Peyrega, W. Ludwig 

Characterization of cohesion of selected 

HVOF coatings by scratch testing on cross 

section 

J. Nohava*, S. Houdkova, R. Enzl 

Influence of pores and cracks morphology 

on mechanical behavior of thermally 

sprayed ceramics 

R. Musalek*, J. Matejicek, V. Pejchal, E. Mari, 

A. Valarezo, S. Sampath 

Biomedical and 

Polymer Coatings 

Session Chairmen: R. Gadow / X. Liu 


Highlight 

Kinetic metallization of polymeric materials 

R. Tapphorn, J. Henness, H. Gabel* 

Feasibility of polycarbonate coating by cold 

spray process 

D. Seo*, N. Mahiou, K. Ogawa, T. Shoji, K. Ito 

3-D visualizaton of the splat substrate interface 

for PEEK particles sprayed onto aluminum 

P. Munroe*, J. Wu 

Microstructures and adhesive bonding 

strength analysis of plasma sprayed silica 

modified hydroxyapatite coatings on 

Ti-6Al-4V substrates 

J. Xu*, M. Khor, J. Cizek 

Design of experiment analysis of the Sulzer 

Metco DJ high velocity oxy fuel coating of 

hydroxyapatite for orthopaedic applications 

J. Stokes*, S. Hasan 


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Poster Session 


During the conference a Poster Session will be held in the Collyer/Padang Foyer of the Raffles City Convention 

Centre. The poster presenters will be available for discussion scheduled as follows: 

Monday, May 3, 2010, 12:30 – 13:30 

Tuesday, May 4, 2010, 12:40 – 13:40 

Wednesday, May 5, 2010, 12:40 – 13:40 

In addition further contacts with the authors can be arranged. 

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7. 

Aerospace Industry 

Mechanical behavior of air plasma 

sprayed functionally graded YSZ-mullite 

environmental barrier coatings: a study 

via instrumented indentation 

C. Cojocaru*, Y. Wang, C. Moreau, R. Lima, 

J. Mesquita-Guimarães, E. Garcia, 

P. Miranzo, M. Osendi 

Kinetic metallization - dimensional restoration 

of Mg and Al alloy components 

R. Tapphorn*, H. Gabel, J. Henness 

Kinetic metallization of interior diameter 

(ID) bores 

J. Henness*, R. Tapphorn, H. Gabel 

Characterization of NiAl bond coat with 

ZrC additions prepared by cold spraying 

of ball milled Ni-Al alloy powders 

C. Li*, R. Xie, D. Li, G. Yang, H. Cui 

Research of plasma spraying process of 

nanostructured zirconia thermal barrier 

coating 

H. Sun*, C. Wang, X. Liu, Z. Qu, J. Bi 

Case Studies 

Atomization gas and air cap type effect 

on arc sprayed coating properties 

E. Altuncu*, F. Üstel, A. Türk 

Corrosion and Wear 

Protection 

Effect of temperature on the wear 

characteristic of cast iron 

S. Shaha*, M. Haque 

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13. 

14. 

Assessment of flame sprayed glaze layers 

as diffusion barriers on refractory 

materials 

G. Montavon*, O. Preziosa, A. Denoirjean, 

P. Denoirjean, T. Chartier, C. Barthélemy, 

V. Laurant, D. Lombard 

Microstructure and electrochemical behavior 

of Fe-based amorphous metallic coatings 

fabricated by atmospheric plasma 

spraying 

Z. Zhou*, L. Wang, F. Wang, Y. Liu, D. He 

Analysis of different Fe-base materials 

and evaluation of their suitability for wear 

protection coatings 

A. Pelz* 

Comparative analysis of anti-cavitation 

and abrasion resistance properties of two 

different detonation coatings 

K. Huang*, S. Wu, J. Fang, Z. Liu, L. Ye, 

Y. Shi, S. Yin 

Corrosion behavior of thermally sprayed 

high entropy stainless steel coatings 

before and after heat treatments 

A. Lekatou*, D. Zois, M. Vardavoulias, 

T. Vaimakis 

Corrosion resistance of HVOF micro- and 

nanocermet coatings on AL 7075 

A. Lekatou*, D. Sioulas, D. Grimanelis, 

A. Karantzalis 

Degradation mechanisms of thermally 

sprayed coatings in chloride containing 

electrolytes 

J. Laurila*, K. Niemi, P. Vuoristo

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Experimental investigation of fretting 

wear on nitrided and thermal spray 

coated Ti-6-4 parts for liftfan applications 

P. Patil*, F. Sadeghi, S. Dixit, R. Dixit, 

M. Chin 

Corrosion properties of conventional and 

nanostructured HVOF sprayed titania 

coatings 

S. Forghani*, M. Jameelah Ghazali 

HVOF, Cold and Kinetic 

Spraying 

Effects of WC particle size on deposition 

of cold spray WC-Co coatings 

S. Ang*, J. Wang, C. Berndt, P. Cheang 

A multipurpose surface protection system 

I. Gorlach* 

Modeling of particle consolidation by cold 

spray 

J. Kocimski*, R. Maev, A. Ambroziak, 

V. Leshchynsky 

Influence of helium and nitrogen gases on 

the properties of cold gas dynamic 

sprayed pure titanium coatings 

W. Wong*, S. Yue, E. Irissou, J. Legoux 

Effect of powder pre-heating temperature 

on the properties of Cu based amorphous 

coating layer by cold spray deposition 

K. Lee*, J. Cho, D. Park, J. Lee 

Diagnostics and coating formation in low 

pressure cold spray process 

H. Koivuluoto*, S. Tolvanen, P. Sirkka, 

P. Harkko, T. Alahautala, J. Larjo, P. Vuoristo 

Kinetic metallization systems and 

equipment 

J. Henness*, H. Gabel, R. Tapphorn 

Characteristic features of different crystalline 

metals in kinetic spray deposition 

G. Bae*, K. Kang, H. Na, C. Lee 

Location of the powder injection point as 

an independent parameter for controlling 

particle velocity and temperature in cold 

spray 

I. Smurov*, A. Sova, S. Klinkov, V. Kosarev 

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Structure and properties of Ni-Cr coatings 

deposited by HVOF 

T. Coyle*, J. Saaedi, H. Arabi, S. Mirdamadi 

Industrial Engineering 

Comparison of atmospheric plasma 

sprayed electrolyte layers for IT-SOFCs 

using different feedstock 

W. Gao*, H. Liao, F. Lapostolle, C. Coddet 

Performance of thermal sprayed coatings 

used in internal valvules in oil industry 

L. Gil*, S. Liscano, M. Staia, M. Rocco, 

A. Fragiel 

Medical Technologies 

Characterization of biocompatible 

HA/TiO 2 coatings obtained by thermal 

spray 

S. Dosta*, F. Javier, I. Canno, A. Ferrer, 

J. Guilemany 

Modeling and Simulation 

Computer aided cooling curve used to 

predict the solidification behavior of cast 

iron 

S. Shaha*, M. Haque 

The improvements of thermal spray toolkit, 

an extended software for robotic 

off-line programing 

D. Fang*, S. Deng, H. Liao, C. Coddet 


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36. 

37. 

38. 

39. 

40. 

Nanomaterial Coatings 

and Solution Precursors 

Wear resistence of chromium carbide 

CNTs nanocomposites coatings 

M. Rodriguez*, L. Gil 

The effect of volume ratio of nano 

alumina fillers and polymers on the 

properties of alumina polycer composites 

W. Xie*, J. Wang, K. Alamara, C. Berndt 

Plasma and Laser 

Spraying 

Characteristics of Cu film-like deposited 

by using VLPPS 

N. Zhang*, M. Planche, F. Sun, L. Zhu, 

C. Verdy, H. Liao, C. Coddet 

Roles of Si, B and C in suppressing 

oxidation of iron during atmospheric 

plasma spray 

Z. Zeng*, J. Kawakita, S. Kuroda 

The bond mechanism of WC-12Co 

coatings prepared by supersonic plasma 

spraying 

H. Yang*, S. Pan 

Effect of the nitrogen flow on the microstructure 

and transformation rate of TiN 

coatings in reactive plasma spraying 

H. Yang*, H. Chen 

Microstructural characterization of 

plasma sprayed Fe 3 Al/TiC composite 

coatings 

C. Li*, L. Tian, C. Li, X. Wang, B. Song 

Enhanced deposition characteristics of 

bronze/diamond composite coating via 

innovative hybrid spraying 

H. Na*, G. Bae, J. Kim, H. Kim, C. Lee 


The role of parameters on the hardness of 

HVOF sprayed bond coats in thermal 

barrier coatings 

M. Minisker*, T. Bengi, E. Ciftyurek, O. Keles, 

I. Taptik 

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46. 

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Effect of directional re-solidification on 

thermal plasma spray silicon depositions 

D. Jackson*, R. Patterson, M. Suda, 

M. Sereda, R. Gansert 

Pre- and Post-Treatment 

The protal® process applied on cold 

spraying to improve interface adherence 

and coating cohesion – case of titanium 

and nickel based alloys 

S. Costil*, C. Moreau, E. Irissou, J. Legoux, 

V. Guipont, M. Jeandin, C. Coddet 

Surface pre-treatment including laser 

texturing for thermal spraying 

S. Costil*, A. Lamraoui, C. Langlade, 

C. Coddet 

Process Diagnostics, 

Sensors and Controls 

Studying of the relationship between 

robot kinematics and the coating quality 

D. Fang*, S. Deng, H. Liao, C. Coddet 

Influence of improved plasma gun on the 

particle in-flight properties of temperature 

and velocity 

H. Yang*, G. Li, L. Wang 

Effects of radial liquid injection on 

atmospheric plasma characteristics 

D. Soysal*, A. Ansar, T. Kavka, J. Arnold 

The oxy fuel ionization (OFI) process: 

experimental process analysis 

M. Parco*, G. Barykin, I. Fagoaga, 

G. Mariaux, S. Goutier, M. Vardelle 


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55. 

56. 

Properties, 

Characterization and 

Testing 

Comparison of structure and wear 

properties of babbit layers which are 

produced by arc spraying and pouring 

Y. Korobov*, B. Potechin, L. Gogolev, 

V. Ilushin, M. Deviatiarov 

Characterization of some electric arc 

sprayed cored wire and nano cored wire 

cermet coatings 

S. Wirojanupatump*, S. Jiansirisomboon, 

M. Tuiprae 

Arc spraying of WC-FeCrSiC cored wires 

part 2: E-module measurement and 

simulation 

J. Nebel*, B. Svensen, B. Klusemann, 

E. Vogli, W. Tillmann 

Effect of powder compressive strength 

on deposition characteristics in cold 

spraying 

T. Sonoda*, T. Saito, T. Kuwashima, 

M. Nakamura 

Comparison of hBN addition NiAl coatings 

deposited using APS and HVOF thermal 

spraying 

W. Hsiao*, C. Su, W. Liao, M. Leu 

Preparation process and property 

research of Fe-Cr-Al intermatellic compound 

coating 

C. Wang*, H. Sun, X. Liu, Z. Qu, J. Bi 

Characterization of shrouded plasma 

sprayed Cu-based BMG coating against 

atmospheric plasma sprayed coating 

J. Kim*, S. Yoon, K. Kang, S. Kumar, H. Na, 

C. Lee 

Microwave joining of copper and its 

characterization 

S. Sri*, A. Kumar Sharma, P. Kumar 

Development and characterization of 

microwave cladding of tungsten carbide 

rich powder on SS316 steel 

D. Gupta*, A. Kumar Sharma 

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Effect of mullite on thermal shock 

behavior of yitria stabilized zirconia (YSZ) 

coatings 

E. Altuncu*, A. Türk, F. Üstel 

Solid Oxide Fuel Cell 

Post-treatment of plasma sprayed 

zirconia based electrolytes 

C. Christenn*, A. Ansar 

Plasma sprayed electrolyte of magnesium 

doped lanthanum silicate with apatite 

type structure 

F. Sun*, H. Liao, N. Zhang, C. Coddet 

Preparation of nanocomposite GDC/LSCF 

cathode material for IT-SOFC by RF 

induction plasma spraying 

Y. Shen*, F. Gitzhofer, V. Almeida 

Functionally graded anodes with 

nanostructure for intermediate 

temperature SOFCs 

L. Jia*, F. Gitzhofer 

Preparation of Sm0.5Sr0.5CoO 3 of fine 

structure by solution precursor plasma 

spraying for SOFC cathode 

C. Li*, X. Wang, L. Tian, B. Song, G. Yang 

Thermal Spray and other 

Surface Engineering 

Technologies 

Effect of carbide type on the properties of 

low vacuum plasma sprayed W-based 

composite coating layer 

K. Lee*, J. Ahn, Y. Jin 

Examination on surface properties of 

modified AiSi5140 steel by pulse plasma 

technique 

A. Ayday*, M. Durman, S. Kurnaz 

Influence of thermal residual strains on 

bonding strength and fracture of plasma 

sprayed Ni/LDC anode coating on Ni 

substrate 

Y. Yang*, C. Hwang, C. Tsai 

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Exposition 

Concurrent with the conference, the ITSC 2010 

exposition, organized by ASM International, will 

be held in the Padang and Collyer Rooms of the 

Raffles City Convention Centre. 

Exhibitor List (November, 2009) 

Exposition hours are from: 

Monday, May 3, 2010 12:30-17:30 

Tuesday, May 4, 2010 08:00-17:00 

Wednesday, May 5, 2010 08:00-14:00 

Company Booth no. 

Beijing Advanced Materials Co. Ltd., P.R. China 21 

CGT Cold Gas Technology GmbH, Germany 79 

DeWal Industries, Inc., United States of America 17 

Diamant Coating Systems, United States of America 81 

DURUM Verschleiss-Schutz GmbH, Germany 68 

ECKA Granules, United States of America 18 

Flame Spray Technologies bv, The Netherlands / H.C. Starck, SEA 38 

Green Belting Industries Ltd., United States of America 29 

Grillo-Werke AG, Germany 8 

GTV IMPEX GmbH, Germany 65 

HAI Advanced Material Specialists, Inc., United States of America 44 

HÖGANÄS AB, Sweden 16 

Inovati, United States of America 20 

Metallizing Equipment Co. Ltd., India 26 

MilliDyne OY, Finland 4 

Northwest Mettech Corporation, Canada 56 

Oseir Ltd., Finland 3 

Polymet Corporation, United States of America 5 

Praxair Surface Technologies, United States of America 1 

Progressive Technologies, Inc., United States of America 12 

Saint-Gobain, United States of America 48 

Sulzer Metco AG, Switzerland 32 

Technogenia / Wilhelm SEA 71 

Tecnar Automation LTEE, Canada 72 

THERMICO GMBH & CO. KG, Germany 56 

UniqueCoat Technologies, United States of America 19

April 30 – May 2, 2010, 8:00 – 17:00 

Location: Fairmont Singapore, Room Clark 

Instructor: 

Christopher C. Berndt, PhD, FASM, HoF 

Professor, Swinburne University of 

Technology 

Melbourne, Australia 

Course Overview: 

Thermal spray technology and coatings solve critical problems 

in demanding environments. They provide “solutions” 

to problems involving repair, wear, high temperature 

and aqueous corrosion, and thermal protection. Thermal 

spray can also be used to manufacture net-shapes, 

advanced sensors and materials for the biomedical and 

energy/environmental sectors. These and other emerging 

applications take advantage of the rapid and cost-effective 

capabilities of thermal spray technology in the OEM and 

repair industries. Thermal spray processes - twin wire-arc, 

combustion, high velocity oxy-fuel (HVOF), cold spray and 

plasma spray, and associated technologies, can deposit 

virtually any material as a surface coating onto a wide 

range of other materials. Coating reliability and effectiveness 

requires that these overlay coatings be selected, 

engineered and applied correctly. This course (i) provides 

a thorough grounding and understanding of thermal spray 

processes, (ii) presents the complex scientific concepts in 

terms of simple physical models, and (iii) integrates this 

knowledge to practical applications and accepted thermal 

spray practices. NO mathematics is used to explain the 

processes or materials/mechanical engineering. 

Participants are encouraged to contact the instructor 

prior to the course so that any particular application or 

problem can be discussed as a case history. Each registrant 

receives the Handbook of Thermal Spray 

Technology and a comprehension set of notes that include 

the presentation slides. 

Learning Objectives: 

Upon completion of this course, participants will: 

Determine the historical basis for thermal spray technology 

and have detailed knowledge regarding the 

development of equipment and materials as related to 

present-day technology 

Recognize the terminology, principles and underlying 

theory of thermal spray technology 

Explain how feedstocks are designed and manufactured 

and how to select them for different spray processes 

Identify applicable testing methods and currently 

accepted industrial practices used for quality control of 

coatings 

Thermal Spray Technology 

Education Courses 

Who Should Enroll: 

Technologists 

Engineers 

Technicians 

Technical marketing personnel 

Graduate students and other professionals entering 

the thermal spray field or who wish to update their 

knowledge 

Course Outline: 

1. Surface Science 

2. Equipment & Theory 

3. Processing & Design 

4. Materials 

5. Applications 

6. Testing & Characterization 

About the Instructor: 

Chris Berndt earned his Ph.D. from Monash University, 

Melbourne in the area of "The Adhesion of Flame and 

Plasma Sprayed Coatings.” See < http://www.swinburne.edu.au/feis/iris/staff/cberndt.html 

> He took on several 

post-doc fellowships in the U.S. before returning to 

Monash, where he rose to the rank of Senior Lecturer in 

Materials Engineering before joining the faculty at Stony 

Brook University, where he was appointed Associate 

Dean for Undergraduate Studies in 2001. He is also qualified 

as an ABET visitor for materials and engineering 

science programs. Berndt remains an Adjunct Professor 

at Stony Brook. 

In 2005, Berndt returned to Australia as the founding 

Professor of Surface and Interface Engineering at James 

Cook University, Queensland. He moved to Swinburne 

University of Technology, Melbourne in 2008 as the founding 

Professor of Surface Science and Interface 

Engineering. He also serves as Director of the Industrial 

Research Institute Swinburne (aka ‘IRIS’). Berndt has 

served as President of the ASM Thermal Spray Society 

and as an ASM Trustee, and he was inducted into the 

Thermal Spray Hall of Fame in 2007. He has more than 

350 publications in the field of materials science and 

engineering, and has served as editor for 10 conference 

proceedings on thermal spray. 

Registration Fees: Before After 

April 15, 2010 April 15, 2010 

Member Fee: 995 US Dollars 1.055 US Dollars 

(TSS/DVS/IIW) 

ASM Member Fee: 1.055 US Dollars 1.105 US Dollars 

Non-Member Fee: 1.195 US Dollars 1.245 US Dollars 

Student Fee: 295 US Dollars 345 US Dollars 

To register for the courses or for any questions, 

please contact ASM Member Service Center at 

memberservicecenter@asminternational.org 

(Product Code: 253081410) 

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May 1 – 2, 2010, 08:00 – 18:30 

Location: Fairmont Singapore, Room Ord 

Instructors: 

Dr. Maher Boulos, TS-HoF 

Professor, University of Sherbrooke 

Sherbrooke, Canada 

Dr. Pierre Fauchais, FASM, TS-HoF 

Professor, University of Limoges 

Limoges, France 

Dr. Joachim Heberlein, FASM, TS-HoF 

Professor, University of Minnesota 

Minneapolis, United States of America 

Understanding and Improving 

your Thermal Spray Processes 


Thermal spray coatings are receiving increased attention 

as solutions to corrosion, wear and materials compatibility 

problems. Thermal spray processes using electric 

arcs, combustion and plasma spray can apply almost 

any material to the surface of another. These coatings 

must be correctly engineered and applied to operate as 

an overlay surface. Education is vital to understanding 

coating systems and improving thermal spray coating 

reliability. This 2-day course will review the processing 

science of a wide range of thermal spray coating processes. 

The theory of operation and practice of the coatings 

will be presented, including thermal spray process control, 

coating application, characterization and testing. 

Practical coating systems for electric arc, combustion 

and plasma spray will be reviewed using case studies. 


Upon completion of this course, participants should be 

able to: 

Summarize thermal spray processing science, applications 

and practice 

Describe how thermal spray processing interacts with 

the materials it is designed to protect 

Perform a techno-economic comparison of different 

technologies 


This course is designed for process, application, 

development and design engineers, researchers and 

quality-control personnel. It will also be helpful for anyone 

involved in specifying materials, materials suppliers, 

sales representatives and technical management. 


1. Introduction and Course Objectives 

2. Overview of Thermal Spray Techniques 

3. Flame Spraying Systems 

4. Cold Spray 

5. Characteristics of the Plasma State 

6. Plasma Spraying I - D.C. Plasma Spraying 

7. Plasma Spraying II - R.F. Induction Plasma 

Spraying 

8. Wire-Arc Spraying 

9. Plasma Transferred Arc 

10. Plasma/Particle Interactions 

11. Process Diagnostics 

12. Powder Production for Thermal Spraying 

13. Surface Preparation 

14. Deposit Formation and Coating Properties 

15. Thermal Spray Process Controls 

16. Industrial Applications of Plasma Spray 

17. Summary, Conclusions and Discussion 

Instruction Language: All instruction from this 

course and all course materials will be in English. 


April 15, 2010 April 15, 2010 

Member Fee: 795 US Dollars 845 US Dollars 


ASM Member Fee: 835 US Dollars 885 US Dollars 

Non-Member Fee: 975 US Dollars 1.025 US Dollars 



please contact ASM Member Service Center 

at memberservicecenter@asminternational.org 

(Product Code: 259381510)

May 2, 2010, 08:00 – 18:00 

Location: Fairmont Singapore, Room Blundell 

Instructors: 

Jeffery S. Smith 

President and Principal Metallurgical 

Consultant 

Material Processing Technology, LLC 

Norton Shores, United States of America 

JeffSmith@mpt-llc.com 

Eng. P. Nagy Douglas 

Manager, Turbine Component Repairs 

Liburdi Turbine Services 

Dundas, Canada 

dnagy@liburdi.com 

Gas Turbines Metallurgy, 

Coatings and Repair Technology 


This workshop will discuss the development history, 

manufacturing processes, application and refurbishment 

of the high temperature materials and coatings used in 

gas turbine engines with particular emphasis on hot section 

superalloy component manufacture and refurbishment. 

The metallurgy of nickel and cobalt based superalloys 

will be discussed and the many steps involved in 

investment casting manufacture, from wax pattern & 

ceramic core production, shell build, equiaxed, DS or 

single crystal vacuum casting and post cast operations 

will be reviewed. This will include review of advances in 

cooling configurations, casting imperfections, inspection 

methods and general acceptance criteria. Specific challenges 

related to making large F, G & H-class components 

and sophisticated air cooled, single crystal aeroengine 

airfoils will be noted. The widespread use of thermal 

barrier coatings has brought great focus to the issue 

of coating selection. The various types of gas turbine hot 

section coatings, their selection criteria and manufacturing 

method used will be discussed. 

The benefits of repair and refurbishment of engine run 

parts is well established. The increased complexity and 

high replacement cost of hot section components has 

placed greater importance on development of innovative 

component repair schemes. Participants will learn 

methods of assessing component damage experienced 

from service exposure, typical degradation modes observed 

and the techniques used to analyze the remaining life 

of components removed from service. The various component 

repair technologies utilized to restore components 

will be discussed in detail (ie dimensional checks, 

coating removal techniques, HIP and rejuvenation heat 

treatments, weld repair, diffusion brazing processes and 

component re-coating) as will quality assurance methods 

and procedures to verify the refurbished components 


meet industry standards. The workshop includes many 

case study examples of component refurbishment and 

the last section is devoted to a workshop where attendees 

develop component repair solutions. Participants 

are encouraged to submit questions in advance regarding 

repair issues faced in their jobs. 


After completing the course the participants should 

be able to explain: 

What makes superalloys especially suited for gas 

turbine components 

Understanding of the distinction between conventio 

nal casting and directional solidification 

How different damage mechanisms (oxidation, 

corrosion, erosion) affect the component 

Advantages & disadvantages of the many types of 

protective coatings 

How high cycle fatigue & low cycle fatigue damage is 

caused, prevented, and repaired 

Various heat treatments used in repairs, and why they 

are important 

Critical quality control steps in component manufacture 

and repair 

How to reliably extend the service life of valuable 

components 


Typically technical staff, engineers and technicians 

responsible for various aspects of gas turbine design, 

upgrade, manufacture, repair, analysis, operations, or 

maintenance will attend. A must for GT repair shop personnel, 

insurance companies, coatings suppliers, GT 

OEM designers and technical staff. 


1. Gas Turbine Overview 

· Gas Turbine Engine Designs 

· Typical Gas Turbine Components, Materials and 

Coatings 

· Gas Turbine Airfoil Materials, Coatings and Airfoil 

Design Trends 

2. Materials and Metallurgy 

· Superalloy Metallurgy 

· Evolution of Superalloy Materials Technology 

· Production of Superalloys 

· Investment Casting of Equiax, DS and Single Crystal 

Airfoils 

· NDT Inspection, Criteria and Acceptance Standards 

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3. Gas Turbine Coatings 

·Superalloy Surface Stability 

·Comparison of Oxidation/Corrosion protection 

·Manufacturing Methods and Requirements 

·Diffusion vs. Overlay Coatings 

·Thermal Barrier Coatings 

4. Degradation of Gas Turbine Components 

· Metallurgical Effects of Service 

· Creep 

· High Cycle Fatigue 

· Low Cycle Fatigue 

· Environmental Degradation 

Gas Turbines Metallurgy, 

Coatings and Repair Technology 

5. Why repair and refurbish parts? 

· Cost Benefit of Repairs 

· Repair Market Trends 

· The Future for Industrial Frame GT Repairs 

6. Component Evaluation: The evaluation of used 

components and determination of the repair/refurbishment 

process will be discussed 

· Timing and selection of components for analysis 

· Micro structural analysis 

· Mechanical testing stress rupture bars 

· Coating Evaluation 

· Hot Corrosion Attack 

· Failure Analysis 

· Component Management Program 

· Determine Damage Mechanisms, the Extent of 

Damage, Root Cause of Damage, and Corrective/ 

Preventive Action 

7. Refurbishment & Repair Processes: Procedures 

and techniques used to restore components to 

industry 

· Standards 

· Typical Damage 

· Coating Stripping 

· Dimensional Checks 

· Re-Coating Selection and Processes 

· HIP and Rejuvenation Heat Treatments 

· Superalloy Weld Processes 

· Diffusion Brazing 

8. Quality Assurance: Methods and procedures to 

verify components meet industry standards 

· QA Certification 

· Quality Plan 

· QA Inspections 

· NDE Defect Criteria 

· Dimensional Specification 

· NDE Inspections 

9. Case Studies & Problem Solving 

· Case studies presented by the instructors to 

illustrate the process of component repair & 

refurbishment. The class will then be divided into 

teams and given components for which they will 

determine the best process 

10. Round Table Discussion 

· Round table discussion regarding the latest repair 

trends and student questions 


April 15, 2010 April 15, 2010 




Non-Member Fee: 725 US Dollars 775 US Dollars 


To register for the courses or for any questions, please 

contact ASM Member Service Center at memberservicecenter@asminternational.org 

Product code (251481510)

May 6, 2010, 08:00 – 16:30 

Location: Struers Lab, Singapore Branch 

Instructor: 

Douglas G. Puerta 

Laboratory Director 

IMR KHA - Portland 

Portland, 

United States of America 


While there are many methods commonly used to evaluate 

thermal spray coatings, the metallographic crosssection 

generally provides the greatest amount of information. 

From a metallography sample, information can 

be obtained about the type of coating, the integrity of the 

coating, the application method, and the adhesive/cohesive 

properties of the coating and substrate. However, in 

order to perform a meaningful evaluation of a thermal 

spray coating, proper metallographic preparation is 

essential. Poor metallography can lead to false conclusions 

about coating integrity and/or spray booth parameters. 

Worse yet, a faulty evaluation can lead to bad 

parts “escaping” into service. 

This class covers a wide range of topics relating to the 

preparation and evaluation of thermal spray coatings. 

Emphasis is placed on teaching the student to understand 

the role that different types of equipment, consumables, 

and preparation recipes play in revealing a true 

coating structure. This is accomplished through a mixture 

of classroom and laboratory instruction. 

The laboratory portion of this class will allow students to 

operate equipment commonly found in a modern metallography 

laboratory. Samples from various coating families 

(ceramics, hardcoats, abradables, metallics) will be 

prepared and analyzed. The effects of changes in consumables 

and preparation recipes will be observed in 

actual thermal spray coating samples. 


This course will focus on the following key topics: 

Specific issues pertaining to thermal spray coatings 

that must be addressed during the four stages of 

metallographic preparation (sectioning, mounting, 

grinding, and polishing) 


The Metallographic Preparation and 

Evaluation of Thermal Spray Coatings 

The role that consumables and preparation recipes 

play in creating a representative coating structure 

Understanding the tools and methods necessary to 

differentiate between those features in a coating that 

are inherent, versus those which have been induced 

during metallographic preparation 

The Learning Objectives will be met through a mixture of 

classroom lecture and laboratory time. As part of this 

course will take place in a metallography lab, the students 

will have the ability to compare and contrast different 

methods of preparing coatings. 


This course is designed for anyone involved in either the 

processing or evaluation of thermal spray coatings. 


1. Use of Coatings for Applications in the 

Aerospace, Medical Device, Automotive, and 

Micro Electronic Industries 

2. Metallography Overview 

3. Sectioning 

4. Hot and Cold Mounting 

5. Grinding 

6. Polishing I – Selection of fine grinding and polishing 

consumables 

7. Polishing II – Recipes and coating families 

8. Metallographic Standards 

9. Evaluation of Coatings I – Microscopy, Image 

Analysis, and Mechanical Testing 

10. Evaluation of Coatings II – Issues specific to the 

main coating families 


April 15, 2010 April 15, 2010 




Non-Member Fee: 725 US Dollars 775 US Dollars 



please contact ASM Member Service Center at 

memberservicecenter@asminternational.org 

(Product Code: 251281510) 

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Conference Location 

Raffles City Convention Centre, Fairmont Singapore & 

Swissôtel The Stamford, 80 Bras Basah Road, Singapore 

189560. 

Raffles City Convention Centre is strategically located in 

the heart of the city's business, historical, cultural and 

shopping districts. The centre is situated above one of 

the major stations (City Hall station) in the Mass Rapid 

Transit (subway) system and is part of Raffles City complex, 

which comprises two sister hotels: Fairmont 

Singapore and Swissôtel The Stamford, Raffles City 

Convention Centre, Raffles City Shopping Centre and 

Raffles City Tower. 

Advance Registration/Payment – 

Deadline April 14, 2010 

Mail/fax your complete registration form with payment to 

DVS – German Welding Society, P.O. Box 10 19 65, 40010 

Düsseldorf, Germany (phone: +49 (0) 211/1591-302/-303, 

fax: +49 (0) 211/1591-300). Registration received without 

payment will not be processed. If your registration form 

and payment have not been received by DVS by April 14, 

2010 you have to pay a late registration fee of EUR 60. 

This applies also to on-site registration. There is no 

restriction on the number of attendees. 

Payment by credit card: 

American Express – MasterCard – Visa (accepted) 

Payment by credit transfer: 

Dresdner Bank AG, Düsseldorf 

account no. 212 60 11 00 

bank sorting code 300 800 00 

IBAN-code: DE82 3008 0000 0212 6011 00 

BIC-code: DRESDEFF300 

Any banking charges which may be incurred will be 

borne by the attendees. 

Keyword for credit transfer (please do not forget): 

ITSC 2010, name of registrant 

A confirmation will be faxed to you within 10 business 

days of receiving your registration and payment. 

You can also find all information and details on the ITSC 

2010 website: http://www.dvs-ev.de/itsc2010 

On-Site Registration and Check In at the Conference 

Desk 

If your registration form and payment have not been 

received by DVS by April 14, 2010 you will be required to 

fill out a registration form and pay on-site by credit card 

(American Express, MasterCard, Visa). An additional EUR 

60 will be added to each registration category for on-site 

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Registration Information 

registrations (except: one-day-tickets). 

Registered attendees should check in and pick up their 

conference tickets and (if ordered) the conference CD as 

soon as possible at the conference desk. 

The conference desk is located in the Raffles City 

Convention Centre, Covention Foyer, Fairmont Singapore 

& Swissôtel The Stamford. 

The Conference Desk is open from: 

Sunday, May 2, 2010 15:00 – 18:00 

Monday, May 3, 2010 08:00 – 17:00 

Tuesday, May 4, 2010 07:30 – 17:00 

Wednesday, May 5, 2010 07:30 – 15:00 

Registration Information – What’s included: 

Complete Registration includes: 

Plenary Program 

3-Day Technical Conference 

3-Day Exposition 

Coffee Breaks 

One Conference CD 

One Awards Banquet Ticket 

Minimum Registration includes: 

Plenary Program 

3-Day Technical Conference 

3-Day Exposition 

Coffee Breaks 

Cancellation Fee 

Cancellations must be in writing to the DVS. In case of 

cancellation after April 14, 2010 DVS will take a processing 

fee of EUR 60. 

Conference Information 

The conference will take place as a discussion event. The 

names of the lecturers are followed by an asterisk. The 

language of the conference is English. 

Conference CD 

The conference CD will be produced in advance with all 

illustrations and tables. A conference CD is included with 

the complete registration. You will receive it at your check 

in. Additional CDs can be bought at the conference desk. 

Sales of the CD in the name and to the account of the 

DVS-Publishing House. 

Coffee Breaks, Padang and Collyer Rooms 

(Exposition Halls) 

During the coffee breaks (not during lunch break) coffee 

and tea will be served free of charge.

Restaurant Facilities 

There are several restaurants in the Raffles City 

Convention Centre. 

Hotel Information 


Transportation 

By Plane 

Changi International Airport, Singapore – 20 minutes by 

taxi to the Raffles City Convention Centre. 

Hotel Reservation 

The following hotels are reserved for the registrants of ITSC 2010: 

Fairmont Singapore and Swissôtel The Stamford 

Hotel reservations can be made by filling in the enclosed hotel registration form and faxing it directly to the desired 

hotel. 

Online-registration (only possible for the Fairmont Singapore). Please use the following link for your online-reservation: 

https://resweb.passkey.com/go/thermalspray 

Passports and Visas 

All foreign visitors entering Singapore must have a valid 

passport. For detailed information about visas, please 

contact your nearest Singaporean Embassy or Consulate. 

Currency 

S$ is the currency of Singapore. Foreign currencies can 

be exchanged at the banks and in the major hotels. 

Electricity 

Electricity in Singapore is 230 volts, alternationg at 50 

cycles per second. If you travel to Singapore with a device 

that does not accept 230 volts at 50 hertz, you will 

need a voltage converter. 

Outlets in Singapore generally accept 1 type of plug (two 

ITSC 2010 Awards Banquet, 

Tuesday, May 4, 2010, 20:00 – 23:00 


Join us Tuesday at the ITSC 2010 Awards Banquet to 

recognize the recipients of the ITSC 2010 awards. The banquet 

is included with a Complete Registration. Additional 

tickets can be ordered with the registration form. 

Departure: 19:15 Fairmont Singapore, 

80 Bras Basah Road, Singapore 

Return: 23:30 Fairmont Singapore 

Tips for Singapore 

parallel flat pins with ground pin). If your appliances plug 

has a different shape, you may need a plug adapter. 

Time 

Singapore Time (SGT) 

Singapore Information 

If you want more information about Singapore you can 

contact: 

www.visitsingapore.com 

Social Event 

Registrants should be presented 10 minutes before 

departure of the buses. 

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Presenting Authors, Poster Presenters and Session Chairmen 

A 

Abdulgader, M. University of Dortmund, Dortmund, Germany 

Ackermann, D. Thermico GmbH & Co. KG, Dortmund, Germany 

Ageorges, H. University of Limoges, Limoges, France 

Allimant, A. Saint-Gobain C.R.E.E., Cavaillon, France 

Altuncu, E. Kocaeli University, Kocaeli, Turkey 

Ang, S. Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne, Australia 

Ansar, A. German Aerospace Center, Stuttgart, Germany 

Ayday, A. Sakarya University, Sakarya, Turkey 

B 

Bachmann, A. Sulzer Metco AG (Switzerland), Wohlen, Switzerland 

Bae, G. Kinetic Spray Coating Laboratory, Seoul, South Korea 

Baehr, E. CGT Cold Gas Technology GmbH, Ampfing, Germany 

Balasudaram, R. Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH, Jülich, Germany 

Baumann, I. University of Dortmund, Dortmund, Germany 

Beczkowiak, J. H.C. Starck GmbH, Laufenburg, Germany 

Berger, L. Fraunhofer Institute for Material and Beam Technology, Dresden, Germany 

Berndt, C. Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne, Australia 

Bertrand, G. LERMPS, University of Technology of Belfort-Montbé, Belfort, France 

Billiers, D. Saint-Gobain Coating Solutions, Avignon, France 

Binder, K. Helmut-Schmidt-University, Hamburg, Germany 

Bobzin, K. RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany 

Bolelli, G. Università di Modena e Reggio Emilia, Modena, Italy 

Bolot, R. LERMPS, University of Technology of Belfort-Montbé, Belfort, France 

Bonferroni, B. Università di Modena e Reggio Emilia, Modena, Italy 

Borisov, Y. E.O. Paton Electric Welding Institute, Kiev, Ukraine 

Branagan, D. The NanoSteel Company, Idaho Falls, United States of America 

Brossard, S. University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia 

Burkard, H. BMV Burkard, Düsseldorf, Germany 

C 

Cannillo, V. Università di Modena e Reggio Emilia, Modena, Italy 

Chandra, S. University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada 

Cheng, O. Innovator Surface Technologies Co., Taipei, Taiwan 

Christenn, C. German Aerospace Center, Stuttgart, Germany 

Coddet, C. LERMPS, University of Technology of Belfort-Montbé, Belfort, France 

Cojocaru, C. National Research Council of Canada, Boucherville, Canada 

Coleman, A. Sandvik Osprey Ltd., Neath, United Kingdom 

Costil, S. LERMPS, University of Technology of Belfort-Montbé, Belfort, France 

Coyle, T. University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada 

Curry, N. University West, Trollhättan, Sweden 

D 

Dambra, C. Sulzer Metco (US) Inc., Westbury, United States of America 

Deng, C. Guangzhou Research Institute of Non-Ferrous Metals, Guangzhou, P.R. China 

Dhiman, R. University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada 

Dixit, S. Plasma Technology, Inc., Torrance, United States of America 

Dolatabadi, A. Concordia University, Montreal, Canada 

Donner, K. Helmut-Schmidt-University, Hamburg, Germany


Dorfman, M. Sulzer Metco (US) Inc., Westbury, United States of America 

Dosta, S. Thermal Spray Centre (CPT), Barcelona, Spain 

Drescher, V. Technical University of Berlin, Berlin, Germany 

Dru, S. CEA Le Ripault, Monts, France 

Du, L. Institute of Process Engineering, Beijing, P.R. China 

Dwivedi, G. Center for Thermal Spray Research, SUNY Sony Brook, Stony Brook, United States of 

America 

E 

Eijckenboom, R. Oak-Advanced Coating Solutions bv, Heerlen, The Netherlands 

F 

Fang, D. LERMPS, University of Technology of Belfort-Montbé, Belfort, France 

Fasth, A. University West, Trollhättan, Sweden 

Fauchais, P. University of Limoges, Limoges, France 

Forghani, S. National University of Malaysia (UKM), Bangi, Malaysia 

Fukumoto, M. Toyohashi University of Technology, Toyohashi, Japan 

G 

Gabel, H. Inovati, Santa Barbara, United States of America 

Gadow, R. University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany 

Gansert, R. Advanced Materials & Technology Services, Inc., Simi Valley, United States of America 

Gao, W. Jilin University, Changchun, P.R. China 

Garcia, E. Instituto de Ceramica y Vidrio (CSIC), Madrid, Spain 

Gärtner, F. Helmut-Schmidt-University, Hamburg, Germany 

Ghabchi, A. Technical Research Center of Finland (VTT), Espoo, Finland 

Gil, L. Universidad Nacional Experimental Politecnica (UNEX), Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela 

Giolli, C. Turbocoating S.p.A, Rubbiano di Solignano, Italy 

Girgulis, J. Sulzer Metco AG (Switzerland), Wohlen, Switzerland 

Goldbaum, D. McGill University, Montreal, Canada 

Gorlach, I. Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, Port Elizabeth, South Africa 

Gosipathala, S. Department of Metallurgical Engineering & Materials Science, Mumbai, India 

Goutier, S. University of Limoges, Limoges, France 

Gross, K. Riga Biomaterials Innovation and Development Centre, Riga, Latvia 

Grund, T. Chemnitz University of Technology, Chemnitz, Germany 

Gu, S. University of Southampton, Southampton, United Kingdom 

Guignard, A. Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH, Jülich, Germany 

Guipont, V. Ecole des Mines de Paris, Evry, France 

Gulizia, S. CSIRO Materials Science & Engineering, Melbourne, Australia 

Gupta, D. Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee, India 

Gutzmann, H. Helmut-Schmidt-University, Hamburg, Germany 

H 

Hanneforth, P. SpaCom LCC, Huntington, United States of America 

Hartmann, S. obz innovation gmbh, Bad Krozingen, Germany 

Heberlein, J. University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, United States of America 

Heinrich, P. The Linde Group, München, Germany 

Henness, J. Inovati, Santa Barbara, United States of America 

Herlaar, W. Flame Spray Technologies bv, Duiven, The Netherlands 

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Hirose, S. AIST, Tsukuba, Japan 

Hollis, K. Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, United States of America 

Hospach, A. Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH, Jülich, Germany 

Hsiao, W. National Taipei University of Technology, Hsinchu, Taiwan 

Huang, K. Suzhou Nuclear Power Research Institute, Suzhou, P.R. China 

Huang, X. TSCC Thermal Spray Committee of Chinese Surface Engineering Association, Beijing, 

P.R. China 

Huber, R. SLV München, NL der GSI mbH, München, Germany 

Hussain, T. University of Nottingham, Nottingham, United Kingdom 

Hussong, B. University of Dortmund, Dortmund, Germany 

I 

Ichikawa, Y. Fracture and Reliability Research Institute, Sendai, Japan 

Irissou, E. National Research Council of Canada, Boucherville, Canada 

J 

Jackson, D. Senergen Devices, Pleasanton, United States of America 

Jarligo, M. Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH, Jülich, Germany 

Jeandin, M. Ecole des Mines de Paris, Evry, France 

Jerzembeck, J. DVS - German Welding Society, Düsseldorf, Germany 

Jia, L. Université de Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, Canada 

Jodoin, B. University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Canada 

Jungklaus, H. Voith Paper Rolls, Laakirchen, Austria 

K 

Kang, K. Kinetic Spray Coating Laboratory, Seoul, South Korea 

Kanno, A. Tocalo Co. Ltd., Akashi, Hyogo, Japan 

Karthikeyan, J. ASB Industries, Inc., Barberton, United States of America 

Kaushal, G. RIMT-Institute of Engineering & Technology, Mandi Gobindgarh, India 

Kay, C. ASB Industries, Inc., Barberton, United States of America 

Keshri, A Florida International University, Miami, United States of America 

Khatim, O. LERMPS, University of Technology of Belfort-Montbé, Belfort, France 

Khor, M. Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, Singapore 

Kim, J. Kinetic Spray Coating Laboratory, Seoul, South Korea 

King, P. CSIRO Materials Science & Engineering, Clayton South, Australia 

Kitamura, J. Fujimi, Inc., Kakamigahara, Japan 

Klassen, T. Helmut-Schmidt-University, Hamburg, Germany 

Kliemann, J. Helmut-Schmidt-University, Hamburg, Germany 

Kocimski, J. University of Windsor, Windsor, Canada 

Koivuluoto, H. Tampere University of Technology, Tampere, Finland 

Koller, M. Sulzer Metco AG (Switzerland), Wohlen, Switzerland 

Korobov, Y. Ural State Technical University, Ekaterinburg, Russia 

Kraak, T. Aludra bv, Vlaardingen, The Netherlands 

Krebs, B. University of Dortmund, Dortmund, Germany 

Kreye, H. Helmut-Schmidt-University, Hamburg, Germany 

Krömmer, W. The Linde Group, München, Germany 

Kuroda, S. National Institute for Materials Science, Ibaraki, Japan


L 

Lampke, T. Chemnitz University of Technology, Chemnitz, Germany 

Lange, S. Universität der Bundeswehr, Neubiberg, Germany 

Laul, K. Chormalloy Gas Turbine Corporation, Orangeburg, United States of America 

Laurila, J. Tampere University of Technology, Tampere, Finland 

Lee, H. Ajou University, Suwon, South Korea 

Lee, K. School of Advanced Materials Engineering, Andong, Gyungbuk, South Korea 

Legoux, J. National Research Council of Canada, Boucherville, Canada 

Lehmann, O. Technical University of Berlin, Berlin, Germany 

Lekatou, A. University of Ioannina, Ioannina, Greece 

Li, C. Xi'an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, P.R. China 

Li, C. Xi'an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, P.R. China 

Li, W. Xi'an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, P.R. China 

Li, Y. Xi'an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, P.R. China 

Li, Z. Beijing General Research Institute of Mining, Beijing, P.R. China 

Lima, C. UNIMEP - Methodist University of Piracicaba, Santa Bárbara d´Oeste, Brazil 

Liu, L. Chromalloy Gas Turbine LLC, Orangeburg, United States of America 

Liu, X. Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai, P.R. China 

Lugbauer, M. Busatis Austria, Purgstall, Austria 

Luo, X. Xi'an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, P.R. China 

Lusvarghi, L. Università di Modena e Reggio Emilia, Modena, Italy 

Lyphout, C. University West, Trollhättan, Sweden 

M 

Marchione, T. Technogenia, Inc., Conroe, United States of America 

Marple, B. National Research Council of Canada, Boucherville, Canada 

Marrocco, T. TWI, Cambridge, United Kingdom 

Maruyama, T. Kansai University, Suita, Japan 

Mauer, G. Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH, Jülich, Germany 

Meneghetti, S. Turbocoating S.p.A, Rubbiano di Solignano, Italy 

Meng, H. Bodycote Metallurgical Coating, Skelmersdale, United Kingdom 

Middeldorf, K. DVS - German Welding Society, Düsseldorf, Germany 

Minisker, M. Istanbul Technical University, Istanbul, Turkey 

Montavon, G. University of Limoges, Limoges, France 

Moreau, C. Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique, Boucherville, Canada 

Munroe, P. University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia 

Musalek, R. Institute of Plasma Physics, Prague, Czech Republic 

N 

Na, H. Kinetic Spray Coating Laboratory, Seoul, South Korea 

Nassenstein, K. GTV GmbH, Luckenbach, Germany 

Nebel, J. University of Dortmund, Dortmund, Germany 

Niemi, K. Tampere University of Technology, Tampere, Finland 

Niessen, K. von Sulzer Metco AG (Switzerland), Wohlen, Switzerland 

Nohava, J. CSM Instruments SA, Peseux, Switzerland 

Nomakuchi, K. Nagoya Institute of Technology, Nagoya, Japan 

Nylen, P. University West, Trollhättan, Sweden 

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O 

Oechsner, M. Siemens Gas Turbine Parts Ltd., Shanghai, P.R. China 

Ogawa, K. Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan 

Oki, S. Kinki University, Osaka, Japan 

Onizawa, K. Helmut-Schmidt-University, Hamburg, Germany 

P 

Paczkowski, G. Chemnitz University of Technology, Chemnitz, Germany 

Parco, M. INASMET-TECNALIA, San Sebastián, Spain 

Patil, P. Purdue University, West Lafayette, United States of America 

Pelz, A. Corodur Verschleiss-Schutz GmbH, Thale, Germany 

Pershin, L. University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada 

Poirier, D. National Research Council of Canada, Boucherville, Canada 

Prawara, B. Research Center for Electric Power and Mechatronic, Bandung, Indonesia 

Prehm, J. Leibniz University, Garbsen, Germany 

Prenger, F. Grillo-Werke AG, Duisburg, Germany 

Preziosa, O. University of Limoges, Limoges, France 

Puerta, D. IMR Test Labs, Lansing, United States of America 

Pulci, G. Rome University “la Sapienza”, Rome, Italy 

Puranen, J. Tampere University of Technology, Tampere, Finland 

R 

Rat, V. University of Limoges, Limoges, France 

Rech, S. CIVEN, Marghera, Venice, Italy 

Rezaeian, A. McGill University, Montreal, Canada 

Richer, P. University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Canada 

Richter, P. CGT Cold Gas Technology GmbH, Ampfing, Germany 

Rockstroh, L. Stuttgart University, Stuttgart, Germany 

Rodriguez, M. Central University of Venezuela, Caracas, Venezuela 

Rupprecht, C. Chemnitz University of Technology, Chemnitz, Germany 

Ryan, J. TEKNA Advanced Materials, Inc., Sherbrooke, Canada 

S 

Saber-Samandari, S. Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne, Australia 

Salimijazi, H. Isfahan University, Isfahan, Iran 

Samareh Abolhassani, B. University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada 

Sato, K. Fujimi, Inc., Kagamigahara, Japan 

Schäfer, M. RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany 

Schein, J. Universität der Bundeswehr, Neubiberg, Germany 

Schläfer, T. RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany 

Schreiber, F. DURUM Verschleiss-Schutz GmbH, Willich, Germany 

Schwenk, A. GTV GmbH, Luckenbach, Germany 

Scrivani, A. Turbocoating S.p.A, Rubbiano di Solignano, Italy 

Seo, D. Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan 

Serres, N. INSA de Strasbourg, Strasbourg, France 

Shaha, S. International Islamic University Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 

Shahien, M. Toyohashi University of Technology, Toyohashi, Japan 

Shan, Y. University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, Shanghai, P.R. China 

Shen, Y. University of Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, Canada 

Shinoda, K. National Institute for Materials Science, Ibaraki, Japan 

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Siegmann, S. Nova Werke AG, Effretikon, Switzerland 

Smurov, I. Ecole Nationale d'Ingénieurs de Saint-Etienne, Saint-Etienne, France 

Sonoda, T. Iwate Industrial Research Institute, Iwate, Japan 

Sonoya, K. University of Yamanashi, Kofu, Japan 

Soysal, D. German Aerospace Center, Stuttgart, Germany 

Sri, S. Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee, India 

Stokes, J. Dublin City University, Dublin, Ireland 

Stricker, J. St. Louis Metallizing Company, St. Louis, United States of America 

Sue, A. National Oilwell Varco, Conroe, United States of America 

Suhonen, T. VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, Espoo, Finland 

Sun, F. LERMPS, University of Technology of Belfort-Montbé, Belfort, France 

Sun, H. College of Materials Science and Engineering, Shan, Qingdao, P.R. China 

Suzuki, M. National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science, Ibaraki, Japan 

T 

Takahashi, S. Tokyo Metropolitan University, Tokyo, Japan 

Tang, Z. Northwest Mettech Corp., Vancouver, Canada 

Tapphorn, R. Inovati, Santa Barbara, United States of America 

Thiele, S. Fraunhofer Institute for Ceramic Technologies and Systems, Dresden, Germany 

Thorpe, R. Praxair TAFA, Inc., Concord, United States of America 

Tietz, U. Institut für Biomedizinische Technik, Rostock, Germany 

Tillmann, W. University of Dortmund, Dortmund, Germany 

Toma, F. Fraunhofer Institute for Material and Beam Technology, Dresden, Germany 

Trexler, M. U.S. Army Research Laboratory, Aberdeen Proving Ground, United States of America 

V 

Valarezo, A. Center for Thermal Spray Research, SUNY Sony Brook, Stony Brook, United States of 

America 

Vardelle, A. University of Limoges, Limoges, France 

Varis, T. VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, Espoo, Finland 

Vaßen, R. Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH, Jülich, Germany 

Vert, R. CEA Le Ripault, Monts, France 

Villafuerte, J. Centerline Ltd., Windsor, Canada 

Vogli, E. University of Dortmund, Dortmund, Germany 

Vuoristo, P. Tampere University of Technology, Tampere, Finland 

W 

Wang, C. College of Materials Science and Engineering, Shan, Qingdao, P.R. China 

Wang, Y. National Research Council of Canada, Boucherville, Canada 

Wank, A. GTV GmbH, Luckenbach, Germany 

Warda, T. RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany 

Wasserman, C. TeroLab Surface Group SA, Lausanne, Switzerland 

Wielage, B. Chemnitz University of Technology, Chemnitz, Germany 

Wilden, J. Technical University of Berlin, Berlin, Germany 

Wirojanupatump, S. Chiang Mai University, Chiang Mai, Thailand 

Wong, W. McGill University, Longueuil, Canada 

Wu, C. Guangzhou Research Institute of Non-Ferrous Metals, Guangzhou, P.R. China 

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X 

Xie, W. Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne, Australia 

Xu, J. Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, Singapore 

Y 

Yamada, M. Toyohashi University of Technology, Toyohashi, Japan 

Yang, H. Xi'an Tongli Hydraulic Mechanism-Electric Technique, Xi’an, P.R. China 

Yang, Y. Insititute of Materials Science and Engineering, Taipei, Taiwan 

Z 

Zeng, Z. Kurashiki Boring Co. Ltd., Asakuchi, Japan 

Zhang, C. University of Mons, Mons, Belgium 

Zhang, N. LERMPS, University of Technology of Belfort-Montbé, Belfort, France 

Zhou, Z. College of Materials Science and Engineering, Beijing, P.R. China 

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Notes

Notes

Notes

Conference Committees and Endorsing Sponsors 

DVS Representatives 

F.-W. Bach, Leibniz University (DE) 

A. Bachmann, Sulzer Metco AG (Switzerland) (CH) 

J. Beczkowiak, H.C. Starck GmbH (DE) 

K. Bobzin, RWTH Aachen University (DE) 

D. Böhme, SLV München, NL der GSI mbH (DE) 

B. Brommer, DVS - German Welding Society (DE) 

M. Dorfman, Sulzer Metco (US) Inc. (US) 

S. Hartmann, obz innovation gmbh (DE) 

P. Heinrich, The Linde Group (DE) 

W. Herlaar, Flame Spray Technologies bv (NL) 

X. Huang, TSCC Thermal Spray Committee of Chinese 

Surface Engineering Association (CN) 

J. Jerzembeck, DVS - German Welding Society (DE) 

C.M. Kay, ASB Industries, Inc. (US) 

M. Khor, Nanyang Technological University (SG) 

T. Klassen, Helmut Schmidt University (DE) 

E. Lugscheider, RWTH Aachen University (DE) 

S. Mahlstedt, DVS - German Welding Society (DE) 

K. Nassenstein, GTV GmbH (DE) 

T. Schläfer, RWTH Aachen University (DE) 

F. Schreiber, DURUM Verschleiss-Schutz GmbH (DE) 

D. Stöver, Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH (DE) 

W. Tillmann, Dortmund University (DE) 

R. Vaßen, Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH (DE) 

C. Wasserman, TeroLab Surface Group SA (CH) 

B. Wielage, Chemnitz University (DE) 

J. Wilden, Berlin University (DE) 

ITSC2010 

General Chairmen 



Technical Chairmen 


B.R. Marple, National Research Council Canada (CA) 

ASM-TSS Representatives 

R. Bajan, BASF Catalysts, LCC (US) 

J. Beczkowiak, H.C. Starck GmbH (DE) 


T.W. Clyne, University of Cambridge (GB) 

T. Coyle, University of Toronto (CA) 

M. Dorfman, Sulzer Metco (US) Inc. (US) 

M. Fukumoto, Toyohashi University of Technology (JP) 

M. Gevelber, Boston University (US) 

J. Heberlein, University of Minnesota (US) 


J. Karthikeyan, ASB Industries, Inc. (US) 

A. Kay, ASB Industries, Inc. (US) 


M. Khor, Nanyang Technological University (SG) 

R. Knight, Drexel University (US) 

S. Kuroda, National Institute for Materials Science (JP) 

K. Laporte, Sulzer Metco (US) Inc. (US) 

R.S. Lima, National Research Council Canada (CA) 

B. Marple, National Research Council Canada (CA) 

C. Moureau, Institut National de la Recherche 

Scientifique (CA) 

N. Nemec, ASM International (US) 

K. Ogawa, Tohoku University (JP) 

R.C. Tucker, The Tucker Group, LCC (US) 

J. Villafuerte, Centerline Ltd. (CA) 

P. Vuoristo, Tampere University of Technology (FI) 

G. Wuest, Sulzer Metco (US) Inc. (US) 

D. Zhu, NASA-Glenn Research Center (US) 

Endorsing Sponsors 

Asian Surface Technologies, PTE. Ltd (SG) BIL Belgisch Instituut voor Lastechniek (BE) CEREM/CEA (FR) Commission 

of the European Community (BE) DGO - Deutsche Gesellschaft für Galvano- und Oberflächentechnik e. V. (DE) 

DGM - Deutsche Gesellschaft für Materialkunde e. V. (DE) DKG - Deutsche Keramische Gesellschaft e. V. (DE) DVS 

- Research Association (DE) GTS - Gemeinschaft Thermisches Spritzen e.V. (DE) HTS - High Temperature Society of 

Japan (JP) International Thermal Spray Association (US) Japan Thermal Sprayers Association (JP) JTSS - Japanese 

Thermal Spray Society (JP) TSCC Thermal Spray Committee of Chinese Surface Engineering Association (CN) TSSEA 

-Thermal Spraying & Surface Engineering Association (GB) TWI The Welding Institute (GB) VDI Verein Deutscher Ingenieure 

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