Philippe Nardin
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Philippe Nardin is a materials scientist whose research centers on the thermal spray coating processes, particularly plasma spraying, and the microstructural characterization of deposited layers. His work bridges fundamental geometry and applied surface engineering, with a focus on understanding how spray parameters influence coating architecture and performance. Nardin’s most-cited paper, “Geometrical features of plasma-sprayed deposits and their characterization methods” (2004, 22 citations), provides a systematic framework for quantifying the shape, porosity, and lamellar structure of plasma-sprayed coatings. This contribution has been instrumental for researchers and engineers seeking to optimize coating properties for wear resistance, thermal barriers, and corrosion protection. Beyond this key work, Nardin has advanced methodologies for analyzing deposit morphology, linking processing conditions to final coating quality. His research is widely recognized in the thermal spray community for its clarity and practical utility, offering tools that improve reproducibility and design in industrial applications. For students and researchers entering the field, Nardin’s work provides essential foundations for understanding how spray parameters translate into real-world coating performance.
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