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Cold Spray Powder Deposition: Particle Velocity, Oxide Layers, and Why Some Powders Won’t Bond

Cold spray coatings form only when particles clear a critical impact velocity, a threshold set by material properties, particle size and morphology, and native oxide condition. This article looks at what powder-side QC can flag before a spray trial, and where it stops short of predicting deposition efficiency.

SAE AIR7359: Why Some Metal Powder Feedstock Properties Are Left Out of AM Specifications

AIR7359 explains why AMS-AM metal powder feedstock specifications leave certain properties uncontrolled, citing limited applicability and immature standardized inspection methods, and what that gap means for aerospace AM qualification programs.

Powder Spreading in Powder Bed Fusion: What Recoater Interaction Reveals About Layer Defects

Powder spreading in powder bed fusion is a recoater-powder interaction shaped by cohesion, particle size distribution, and particle shape. This article maps streaking, short-feeding, and layer non-uniformity back to their underlying mechanisms and separates powder-driven causes from blade wear and spreading speed.

Virgin-to-Reused Powder Blend Ratios in Aerospace PBF-LB Qualification: Where the Decision Actually Sits

As aerospace metal additive manufacturing capacity expands, more reused powder is going back into qualified builds. The virgin-to-reused blend ratio decision depends on PSD shift, satellite formation, and morphology drift, and cannot be settled by a single powder check disconnected from the part's stress state.

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