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THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF THE ASM THERMAL SPRAY SOCIETY
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2016 | VOL. 11 | ISSUE 4
CTERIZATIONMETHODS—
EDITORIAL OPPORTUNITIES
FOR iTSSe IN 2017
The editorial focus for iTSSe in 2017 reflects
established applications of thermal spray
technology such as power generation and
transportation, as well as new applications
representing the latest opportunities for
coatings and surface engineering.
February Issue:
Aerospace Industry/Military Applications
To contribute an article, contact Julie Lucko
at .
To advertise, contact Erik Klingerman,
at .
ABOUT THE COVER
The electric arc wire spray process uses twometallic wires, usually of the same composition,
as the coating feedstock. The two wires are electrically charged with opposing polarity and
fed into the arc gun at controlled speeds. When wires are brought together at the contact
point, opposing charges create enough heat to continuously melt the wire tips. Compressed
air is used to atomizemoltenmaterial and accelerate it onto the workpiece surface to form
the coating.
EDITORS
Charles M. Kay
Rajan Bamola
MANAGING EDITOR
Julie Lucko
CREATIVE DIRECTOR
Jim Pallotta
LAYOUT AND DESIGN
Kate Fornadel
PRODUCTION MANAGER
Kelly Sukol
NATIONAL ACCOUNT MANAGER
Erik Klingerman
Materials Park, Ohio 440.338.5151 ext. 5574
THERMAL SPRAY SOCIETY
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Douglas G. Puerta, President
Christian Moreau, Immediate Past President
André McDonald, Vice President
Dan C. Hayden, Secretary/Treasurer
InternationalThermalSpray&SurfaceEngineering™ is pub-
lished quarterly by ASM International®, 9639 Kinsman Road,
Materials Park, OH 44073; 440.338.5151; asminternational.org.
Vol. 11, No. 4. Copyright©2016 by ASM International®.
All rights reserved.
The acceptance and publication of manuscripts in Internation-
al Thermal Spray & Surface Engineering does not imply that
the editors or ASM International® accept, approve, or endorse
the data, opinions, and conclusions of the authors. Although
manuscripts published in International Thermal Spray &
Surface Engineering are intended to have archival significance,
author’s data and interpretations are frequently insufficient to
be directly translatable to specific design, production, testing,
or performance applications without independent examina-
tion and verification of their applicability and suitability by
professionally qualified personnel.
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