Coating 16
Coating 16 : Nomenclature and Designation: The description of high-temperature coating types and coating processes lacks well-defined, universally accepted terminology. For example, the same process may be described as pack aluminizing or chemical vapor deposition. Similar ambiguity occurs in the use of the term thermal spraying, which may inclusively refer to all high-temperature, gas-propelled particulate applications to a substrate or specifically to high-velocity, oxygen-fueled deposition. The proprietary, rather than commodity, nature of the coatings industry necessitates that a specific coating be designated by the manufacturer rather than by technical or trade bodies. There are clear benefits for using commonly accepted terms to describe coating processes or attributes, but there does not appear to be value in the development of commonly accepted coating designations
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