Volume 25, No. 7 July 2000
A Publication of the Materials Research Society
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THERMAL-SPRAY PROCESSING OF MATERIALS
Thermal-Spray Processing of Materials, 12
S. Sampath and R. McCune, Guest Editors
Thermal Spray: Current Status and Future Trends,
17
H. Herman, S. Sampath, and R. McCune
Advanced Diagnostics and Modeling of Spray
Processes, 26
J.R. Fincke and R.A. Neiser
The Dynamics of Deposit Formation in Thermal-Spray
Processes, 32
A. Vardelle, C. Moreau, and P. Fauchais
Integrated Fabrication Processes for Solid-Oxide
Fuel Cells Using Thermal Plasma Spray Technology, 38
F. Gitzhofer, M. Boulos, J. Heberlein, R. Henne, T. Ishigaki,
and T. Yoshida
Thermal-Barrier Coatings for Advanced Gas-Turbine
Engines, 43
D. Zhu and R.A. Miller
Thermal-Spraying of Polymers and Polymer Blends,
48
J.A. Brogan
MATERIALS CHALLENGES FOR THE NEXT CENTURY
Information Technology: A Play of Materials,
55
P. Chaudhari
MRS NEWS
Cowern, Diaz de la Rubia, Mirkin, and Volkert Chair 2001 MRS Spring Meeting, 63
MRS Featured Volunteer, 64
Susan Ginsberg Appointed 20002001 OSA/MRS Congressional Fellow, 65
ABSTRACTS
Abstracts for August 2000 Journal of Materials Research, 70
DEPARTMENTS
Research/Researchers, 4
Washington News, 10
Resources,
11
Advertisers in This Issue, 37
Education Exchange, 66
Library, 68
Ceramic Material Systems with Composite Structures: Towards Optimum
Interface Control and Design, N. Takeda, L.M. Sheppard, and J.
Kon, eds., reviewed by P. Calvert
Electronic Properties of Engineering Materials, J.D. Livingston,
reviewed by B. Pippard.
Calendar, 73
Classified, 79
Posterminaries, 80
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On the Cover:
A schematic overview of the thermal-spray
process. The boxed photograph at center left shows a dual-injection
plasma-spray method for depositing metalceramic graded coatings.
This approach is being investigated by Fincke et al. at the Idaho
National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory (INEEL), sponsored
by the U.S. Department of Energy, Basic Energy Sciences Engineering
Research Program. Above the photograph is a process simulation
of the approach (a collaborative effort between INEEL and SUNY-Stony
Brook). The three-dimensional splat profile at bottom right was
obtained through Zygo noncontact profilometry, and the micrograph
at far right depicts the metallographic cross section of the
metalceramic graded coating. See the technical theme that
begins on page 12.
