| Name: Li
Qiang |
Position:
Professor (Doctoral
supervisor) |
Tel:
+86-13950416360 |
E-mail:
qli@fzu.edu.cn |
Research Interests: Numerical simulation of materials
processing; Theory and optimation design criteria of advanced TBCs; Advanced
coatings by plasma spraying process; Acoustic emission of materials and/or
coatings damage and rupture; high-property aluminum alloys. |
Education Background |
Ph.D., Harbin Institute of Technology that
ranks in top 10 among all the universities and colleges all over China, 1998,
Materials Science |
Master of Engineering, Harbin Institute of
Technology, 1995, Materials Science; |
Bachelor of Engineering, Gansu University
of Technology, 1984, Metals Materials and Heat Treatment |
Research Experience |
Plasma
sprayed coatings (2004=present) Numerical simulation of materials processing; Theory and
optimation design criteria of advanced TBCs; Advanced coatings by plasma
spraying process; Acoustic emission behavior of damage and rupture of
materials and/or coatings. |
Nanostructured materials(1999-2003) Synthesis of ultrafine WC and WC-Co powders by integrated
mechanical and thermal activation process. |
Laser
materials processing(1995-1998) Laser surface modification, especially
cladding of metals, alloys and metals/ceramics composite coatings. |
Intermetallics(1992-1995) Micromechanisms of deformation and fracture in dual phase lamellar
TiAl-based intermetallics |
Hornors and Awards |
The member of Council of Chinese Materials Research Society (C-MRS) |
The member of Council of Materials Institution of Chinese
Mechanical Engineering Society (CMES) |
Project |
Development and application of plasma sprayed nano-structured ceramic
coating. |
Plasma sprayed composite coatings and its application in the
protection of boiler tubes. |
Acoustic inspection and integrity assessments of pressure vessel and
tube. |
Publications |
1. Numerical simulation of zirconia splat formation and cooling during
plasma spray deposition. Applied Physics A, 2016, 122(7), 1-7 |
2. Evolution of mechanical properties of thermal barrier coatings
subjected to thermal exposure by instrumented indentation testing. Ceramics
International, 2016,42: 10242-10250 |
3. Microstructure evolution and growth kinetics of thermally grown
oxides in plasma sprayed thermal barrier coatings. Progress in Natural
Science: Materials International, 2016,26:103-111 |
4. Mechanism of Competitive Grain Growth in 8YSZ Splats Deposited by
Plasma Spraying. Journal of Thermal Spray Technology, 2015, 24(5): 885-891 |
5. Modeling the impact, flattening and solidification of a molten
droplet on a solid substrate during plasma spraying. Applied
Surface Science, 2014, 317: 526–533 |