Development of “3D print-thermal spray” systems for applications with dynamic and impact loading - DePriSS

Project summary

Additive technologies have potential to produce light and complex-shaped components. However, required service life and reliability under different load modes has to be ensured. Cyclic and dynamic loading can be considered critical. Components surface needs to be protected against wear and corrosion. For various reasons fatigue strength and service life may be reduced. Main objective is the development of 3D print-thermal spray systems resistant against wear and corrosion. Optimization of coatings composition and process parameters will be done. Methodologies for evaluating the response to cyclic and dynamic loads of 3D printed components, coatings themselves and their combinations will be developed and validated. Such combination enables to exploit advantages of 3D printing with benefits provided by thermal spraying. The results will have an impact on extension of both additive technologies into wider range of application, including power, aerospace, automotive, civil engineering etc.

Project Details

Call

Call 2020


Call Topic

Materials for Additive Manufacturing


Project start

01.06.2021


Project end

31.05.2024


Total project costs

969.950 €


Total project funding

874.350 €


TRL

2 - 5


Coordinator

Dr. Sarka Houdkova

Research and Testing Institute Plzeň, Tylova 46, 30000 Plzeň, Czech Republic


Partners and Funders Details

Consortium Partner   Country Funder
Research and Testing Institute Plzeň
https://www.vzuplzen.cz/en/
Research org. Czech Republic CZ-TACR
University of West Bohemia
https://www.zcu.cz/en/index.html
Research org. Czech Republic CZ-TACR
Fraunhofer- Institut für Keramische Technologien und Systeme IKTS
https://www.ikts.fraunhofer.de
Research org. Germany DE-SMWK
Institute of Scientific Instruments of Czech Academy of Science
https://www.isibrno.cz/en
Research org. Czech Republic CZ-TACR
Opole University of Technology
https://www.po.opole.pl
University Poland PL-NCN

Keywords

3D printing, thermal spray, tribology, impact resistance, fatigue resistance