Study on the High Speed Jet-Electrode Position Ni-P Alloy

Ying Wang; Min Kang; Yong Yang; Xiu Qing Fu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.567.39

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Study on the High Speed Jet-Electrode Position Ni-P Alloy

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The high speed jet-electrodepositing equipment was used to prepare Ni-P alloy in substrate of 45 steel. The influences of current density on depositing rate, hardness of deposit and microstructure of Ni-P alloy were studied, and the comparation with that of conventional electroplating were studied. The results show that with the increase of stirring intensity of the electrolyte, the thickness of diffused layer decreases, the critical current density increases, and then the depositing rates increase to 69.82/min. A linear increasing of the depositing rate with the increase of current density is observed, and it refines grain size obviously. Deposit hardness up to 679HV.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 567)

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Ying Wang, Min Kang, Yong Yang, Xiu Qing Fu

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Current Density, Depositing Rate, Jet-Electrode Position, Over Potential

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