Thermal spraying - high velocity oxyfuel - tungsten carbide-cobalt - on carbon steel substrate

The activity generating the emissions is thermal spraying, high velocity oxyfuel, tungsten carbide-cobalt, on carbon steel substrate. The reference product is thermal spraying, high velocity oxyfuel, tungsten carbide-cobalt, on carbon steel substrate. This is delivering the service of thermal spraying, high velocity oxyfuel, tungsten carbide-cobalt, on carbon steel substrate. The High Velocity OxyFuel (HVOF) is a thermal spray coating process which uses the product of the combustion of hydrogen and oxygen to melt and accelerate a feedstock ( tungsten carbide-cobalt powder) which is deposited on the substrate (carbon steel). The dataset represent the coating of 1 square metre of substrate (carbon steel) with a coating thickness of 250 micrometre. The High Velocity OxyFuel process is used in key industries such as oil and gas, power, water, mining, petrochemicals, chemicals, aerospace, paper, engineering, and manufacturing. HVOF coatings can be used as a replacement for environmentally damaging Hard Chrome. The reference product amount is 1. The cut-off classification is allocatable product. The activity type is ordinary ordinary transforming activity. Please refer to the ecoinvent documentation here for full details: https://ecoquery.ecoinvent.org/3.11/cutoff/dataset/29461/documentation.