Zinc + nickel + microparticles coatings: production process and structural characterization

Autores
Mahmud, Zulema A.; Amelotti, Franco; Serpi, Carlos; Maskaric, Jorge; Mirabal, Martín; Mingolo, Norma; Gassa, Liliana Mabel; Tulio, Paulo; Gordillo, Gabriel
Año de publicación
2015
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inglés
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artículo
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versión publicada
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The properties of coatings obtained from Ni-Zn electrodeposition baths containing microparticles is analyzed. The incorporation of alumina or silicon carbide microparticles improves properties of hardness and protection of the coating. The Ni content in the alloy, which normally varies between 10 and 15 %, was measured by X-ray fluorescence. ZnNi-particles coatings show a high nickel content and high corrosion resistance. The incorporation of uniformly distributed particles in the coatings is achieved under controlled conditions of current density and mechanical stirring. It was found that in the present case, 8 A/dm2 is the optimal electrodeposition current density. Frontal coatings samples were studied by scanning electron microscope while cross sectional area by optical microscope. The surface analysis was performed by energy dispersive X-rays spectroscopy microprobe and the structural characterization by X-ray diffraction. The last technique showed that the phase (3,3,0) is reinforced after 10 minutes of electrodeposition in the presence of CSi, while there is a change from ZnNi (3,3,0) to ZnNi (1,1,0) in the presence of Al2O3. This led to an increment of the compressive forces in the material. The charge transfer resistance (RTC) of the coating depended on its own thickness. High values of RTC corresponded to lower values of corrosion current J0. Experimental results showed that RTC10 microns> RTC 20 microns > RTC5 microns, indicating that the best properties of the material were obtained at 10 microns. In industrial scale process and in the laboratory, it was found that electrolyzing during 10 minutes with different J is: RTC(8 A dm-2) > RTC(10 A dm-2) > RTC(6 A dm-2). Zn-Ni-CSi coatings showed a decrease in the crystal size when saccharin is added to the electrodeposition solution.
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Química
Surface treatments
Zn alloys
Electrocomposite
Coatings
Corrosion proteccion
Texture; saccharine
Additives
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spelling Zinc + nickel + microparticles coatings: production process and structural characterizationMahmud, Zulema A.Amelotti, FrancoSerpi, CarlosMaskaric, JorgeMirabal, MartínMingolo, NormaGassa, Liliana MabelTulio, PauloGordillo, GabrielQuímicaSurface treatmentsZn alloysElectrocompositeCoatingsCorrosion proteccionTexture; saccharineAdditivesThe properties of coatings obtained from Ni-Zn electrodeposition baths containing microparticles is analyzed. The incorporation of alumina or silicon carbide microparticles improves properties of hardness and protection of the coating. The Ni content in the alloy, which normally varies between 10 and 15 %, was measured by X-ray fluorescence. ZnNi-particles coatings show a high nickel content and high corrosion resistance. The incorporation of uniformly distributed particles in the coatings is achieved under controlled conditions of current density and mechanical stirring. It was found that in the present case, 8 A/dm2 is the optimal electrodeposition current density. Frontal coatings samples were studied by scanning electron microscope while cross sectional area by optical microscope. The surface analysis was performed by energy dispersive X-rays spectroscopy microprobe and the structural characterization by X-ray diffraction. The last technique showed that the phase (3,3,0) is reinforced after 10 minutes of electrodeposition in the presence of CSi, while there is a change from ZnNi (3,3,0) to ZnNi (1,1,0) in the presence of Al2O3. This led to an increment of the compressive forces in the material. The charge transfer resistance (RTC) of the coating depended on its own thickness. High values of RTC corresponded to lower values of corrosion current J<sub>0</sub>. Experimental results showed that RTC<sub>10 microns</sub>> RTC <sub>20 microns</sub> > RTC<sub>5 microns</sub>, indicating that the best properties of the material were obtained at 10 microns. In industrial scale process and in the laboratory, it was found that electrolyzing during 10 minutes with different J is: RTC(8 A dm<sup>-2</sup>) > RTC(10 A dm<sup>-2</sup>) > RTC(6 A dm<sup>-2</sup>). Zn-Ni-CSi coatings showed a decrease in the crystal size when saccharin is added to the electrodeposition solution.Instituto de Investigaciones Fisicoquímicas Teóricas y Aplicadas2015info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionArticulohttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_6501info:ar-repo/semantics/articuloapplication/pdf377-386http://sedici.unlp.edu.ar/handle/10915/103286enginfo:eu-repo/semantics/altIdentifier/issn/2211-8128info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccesshttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0)reponame:SEDICI (UNLP)instname:Universidad Nacional de La Platainstacron:UNLP2025-10-22T17:03:17Zoai:sedici.unlp.edu.ar:10915/103286Institucionalhttp://sedici.unlp.edu.ar/Universidad públicaNo correspondehttp://sedici.unlp.edu.ar/oai/snrdalira@sedici.unlp.edu.arArgentinaNo correspondeNo correspondeNo correspondeopendoar:13292025-10-22 17:03:17.409SEDICI (UNLP) - Universidad Nacional de La Platafalse
dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Zinc + nickel + microparticles coatings: production process and structural characterization
title Zinc + nickel + microparticles coatings: production process and structural characterization
spellingShingle Zinc + nickel + microparticles coatings: production process and structural characterization
Mahmud, Zulema A.
Química
Surface treatments
Zn alloys
Electrocomposite
Coatings
Corrosion proteccion
Texture; saccharine
Additives
title_short Zinc + nickel + microparticles coatings: production process and structural characterization
title_full Zinc + nickel + microparticles coatings: production process and structural characterization
title_fullStr Zinc + nickel + microparticles coatings: production process and structural characterization
title_full_unstemmed Zinc + nickel + microparticles coatings: production process and structural characterization
title_sort Zinc + nickel + microparticles coatings: production process and structural characterization
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Mahmud, Zulema A.
Amelotti, Franco
Serpi, Carlos
Maskaric, Jorge
Mirabal, Martín
Mingolo, Norma
Gassa, Liliana Mabel
Tulio, Paulo
Gordillo, Gabriel
author Mahmud, Zulema A.
author_facet Mahmud, Zulema A.
Amelotti, Franco
Serpi, Carlos
Maskaric, Jorge
Mirabal, Martín
Mingolo, Norma
Gassa, Liliana Mabel
Tulio, Paulo
Gordillo, Gabriel
author_role author
author2 Amelotti, Franco
Serpi, Carlos
Maskaric, Jorge
Mirabal, Martín
Mingolo, Norma
Gassa, Liliana Mabel
Tulio, Paulo
Gordillo, Gabriel
author2_role author
author
author
author
author
author
author
author
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Química
Surface treatments
Zn alloys
Electrocomposite
Coatings
Corrosion proteccion
Texture; saccharine
Additives
topic Química
Surface treatments
Zn alloys
Electrocomposite
Coatings
Corrosion proteccion
Texture; saccharine
Additives
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv The properties of coatings obtained from Ni-Zn electrodeposition baths containing microparticles is analyzed. The incorporation of alumina or silicon carbide microparticles improves properties of hardness and protection of the coating. The Ni content in the alloy, which normally varies between 10 and 15 %, was measured by X-ray fluorescence. ZnNi-particles coatings show a high nickel content and high corrosion resistance. The incorporation of uniformly distributed particles in the coatings is achieved under controlled conditions of current density and mechanical stirring. It was found that in the present case, 8 A/dm2 is the optimal electrodeposition current density. Frontal coatings samples were studied by scanning electron microscope while cross sectional area by optical microscope. The surface analysis was performed by energy dispersive X-rays spectroscopy microprobe and the structural characterization by X-ray diffraction. The last technique showed that the phase (3,3,0) is reinforced after 10 minutes of electrodeposition in the presence of CSi, while there is a change from ZnNi (3,3,0) to ZnNi (1,1,0) in the presence of Al2O3. This led to an increment of the compressive forces in the material. The charge transfer resistance (RTC) of the coating depended on its own thickness. High values of RTC corresponded to lower values of corrosion current J<sub>0</sub>. Experimental results showed that RTC<sub>10 microns</sub>> RTC <sub>20 microns</sub> > RTC<sub>5 microns</sub>, indicating that the best properties of the material were obtained at 10 microns. In industrial scale process and in the laboratory, it was found that electrolyzing during 10 minutes with different J is: RTC(8 A dm<sup>-2</sup>) > RTC(10 A dm<sup>-2</sup>) > RTC(6 A dm<sup>-2</sup>). Zn-Ni-CSi coatings showed a decrease in the crystal size when saccharin is added to the electrodeposition solution.
Instituto de Investigaciones Fisicoquímicas Teóricas y Aplicadas
description The properties of coatings obtained from Ni-Zn electrodeposition baths containing microparticles is analyzed. The incorporation of alumina or silicon carbide microparticles improves properties of hardness and protection of the coating. The Ni content in the alloy, which normally varies between 10 and 15 %, was measured by X-ray fluorescence. ZnNi-particles coatings show a high nickel content and high corrosion resistance. The incorporation of uniformly distributed particles in the coatings is achieved under controlled conditions of current density and mechanical stirring. It was found that in the present case, 8 A/dm2 is the optimal electrodeposition current density. Frontal coatings samples were studied by scanning electron microscope while cross sectional area by optical microscope. The surface analysis was performed by energy dispersive X-rays spectroscopy microprobe and the structural characterization by X-ray diffraction. The last technique showed that the phase (3,3,0) is reinforced after 10 minutes of electrodeposition in the presence of CSi, while there is a change from ZnNi (3,3,0) to ZnNi (1,1,0) in the presence of Al2O3. This led to an increment of the compressive forces in the material. The charge transfer resistance (RTC) of the coating depended on its own thickness. High values of RTC corresponded to lower values of corrosion current J<sub>0</sub>. Experimental results showed that RTC<sub>10 microns</sub>> RTC <sub>20 microns</sub> > RTC<sub>5 microns</sub>, indicating that the best properties of the material were obtained at 10 microns. In industrial scale process and in the laboratory, it was found that electrolyzing during 10 minutes with different J is: RTC(8 A dm<sup>-2</sup>) > RTC(10 A dm<sup>-2</sup>) > RTC(6 A dm<sup>-2</sup>). Zn-Ni-CSi coatings showed a decrease in the crystal size when saccharin is added to the electrodeposition solution.
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