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Coating chromium

Guide for Spot Testfor Thin Chromium Coatings... [Pg.151]

A.STM B650, Standard Specification for Engineering Chromium Coatings on Ferrous SuhstrateSs American Society for Testing and Materials, Philadelphia, Pa, 1985. [Pg.166]

Other metals used are chromium, lead, and aluminum. Electro-chromium coated sheet is used for the tops of steel drinks cans. Aluminium coated sheet provides a combination of corrosion and heat resistance ideal for car exhaust pipes. [Pg.121]

Wesley, W. A., Pitting of Decorative Nickel-Chromium Coatings , Tech. Proc. Am. Electroplaters Soc., 50, 9 (1963)... [Pg.204]

Chromium is also a very hard metal with excellent wear resistance, and so is widely used as a coating material for engineering applications. For these purposes, coatings are applied by electrodeposition which may be several millimetres thick. These hard engineering chromium coatings invariably contain fine cracks and fissures which can allow corrodents to attack the... [Pg.460]

Under micro-discontinuous chromium coatings, copper undercoats improve corrosion resistance. On non-conductors, especially on plastic substrates, copper is often applied before nickel-chromium plating over the initial electroless copper or nickel deposit in order to improve ductility and adhesion, e.g. as tested by the standard thermal-cycling test methods ... [Pg.517]

In double-layer nickel coatings however, a flat-based pit is formed in the nickel coating, giving marked resistance to penetration to the basis metal. Figure 13.8 shows a pit in a double-layer nickel plus chromium coating after 58 months service. [Pg.528]

Fig. 13.8 Flat-based pit in double-layer nickel plus chromium coating after 58 months service ... Fig. 13.8 Flat-based pit in double-layer nickel plus chromium coating after 58 months service ...
A thickness of at least 0-8 xm is normally needed to ensure that the required crack pattern is formed all over a shaped part. Such microcracked chromium coatings have a slightly lower lustre than the thinner conventional chromium deposits and take longer to deposit. The improved resistance to... [Pg.529]

Supplemental films The Batelle Memorial Institute has developed a post-treatment for nickel plus chromium coatings in which the plated part is made cathodic in a solution containing dichromate. A film thereby formed on the surface seals pores in the coating through which corrosion of the nickel might otherwise occur. Later work suggests, however, that micro-cracked chromium gives superior results. [Pg.530]

Concern over the health hazards of the hexavalent chromium solutions used to form the top coat of conventional nickel plus chromium coatings have encouraged research into trivalent chromium plating solutions. A process with better throwing power and improved covering power than those of hexavalent chromium has been described by Smart etal". A process for depositing a chromium-iron, or chromium-nickel-iron alloy, has been outlined by Law. ... [Pg.540]

When corrosion of a chromium-coated metal takes place, the corroding current concentrates its action on fissures in the deposit. There appears to be an incubation period, after which rapid attack occurs in the form of pits, and... [Pg.549]

Electrodeposited chromium coatings. Electrolytic corrosion testing Coatings cathodic to the substrate-rating of electroplated test specimens subjected to corrosion tests... [Pg.1104]

Tin Free Steel—Electrolytic Chromium-Coated. A less expensive substitute for tinplate, electrolytic chromium coated-steel, has been developed and is designated TFS-CT (tin free steel-chromium type) or TFS-CCO (tin free steel-chromium-chromium oxide) (19). This material can be used for many products where the cathodic protection usually supplied by tin is not needed. A schematic cross section is shown in Figure 2. Electrolytic, chromium-coated steel is made by electro-lytically depositing a thin layer of metallic chromium on the basic tin mill steel, which is in turn covered by a thin passive coherent layer of chromium oxide. [Pg.11]

Chromium is a hard metal with excellent corrosion and oxidation resistance. Its properties are summarized in Table 6.3. Chromium coatings are usually produced by electroplating or sputtering, but CVD is being investigated for several applications. [Pg.151]


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