@article{1437551,
      recid = {1437551},
      author = {Champagne, Victor K., and Ozdemir, Ozan Cagatay, and  Nardi, Aaron,},
      title = {Practical cold spray /},
      publisher = {Springer,},
      address = {Cham, Switzerland :},
      pages = {1 online resource},
      year = {2021},
      abstract = {This book provides a detailed explanation of the cold  spray process from a practical standpoint. Drawing on the  authors' 36 years of research and development experience,  it is firmly rooted in theory but also substantiated by  empirical data and practical knowledge, offering potential  users the information they need to recognize the  advantages, as well as the limitations, of cold spray. This  sets it apart from previous works on the subject, which  have been purely academic. Cold spray technology has made  great dramatic strides over the last 10 years and is now  being used extensively in the aerospace, electronics,  automotive, medical, and even the petrochemical industries.  Most recently, cold spray of near-net shaped parts was  accomplished something previously assumed to be impossible  because of the limitations of commercially available cold  spray systems and a lack of fundamental understanding  regarding the process. The cost of cold spray has also  declined, making it appealing to industry through the  introduction of new powders, surface preparation  techniques, and recovery systems tailored to the cold spray  process. Though primarily intended for users of the  technology, this handbook is also a valuable resource for  researchers interested in advances in cold spray materials,  improved feedstock powders, advanced hardware and software  development, surface preparation techniques, and the  numerous applications developed to date. For example, cold  spray aluminum alloys have been developed that offer the  strength and ductility of wrought material in the  as-sprayed condition. This has yet to be achieved by  conventional powder consolidation methods including laser  sintering, electron beam, and ultrasonic techniques. Other  topics covered include additive manufacturing, structural  repair, nondestructive evaluation, advanced cold spray  materials, qualification requirements, cold spray systems  comparison, and, finally, helium recovery. Thanks to its  practical focus, the book provides readers with everything  they need to understand, evaluate, and implement cold spray  technology.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1437551},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-70056-0},
}