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Cold spray of a permanent magnet to the inside surface of a cylinder

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This video shows the additive manufacturing process of a permanent magnet being sprayed onto the interior surface of a cylinder. The process used is called cold spray where a mix of materials in powder form is accelerated to supersonic speeds in gas jet to impact with the surface of a part. The particles undergo a plastic deformation and adhere to the surface. A robot is used to control the deposition of the cold spray into a spiral form that can be later used to create an electric motor. Video: National Research Council Canada Read more at 3DPrint.com: https://3dprint.com/201686/magnets-cold-spray-am/


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