The Effect of Low-Intensity Static Magnetic Field on Ni-P-PTFE Electroless Composite Plating Coatings

Jun Ying Hou; Hong Jiang Gao; Xiao Lin Liu; Yu Jiao; Li Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.717.112

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The Effect of Low-Intensity Static Magnetic Field on Ni-P-PTFE Electroless Composite Plating Coatings

Abstract:

A new processing concept has been developed to produce Ni-P-PTFE electroless composite coating. This method combines magnetic field and electroless composite plating techniques to prepare high-quality Ni-P-PTFE electroless composite coating. The influence of magnetic on composite plating process and coatings performance by changing some factors such as the plating time, magnetic field strength, magnetic field direction. The results indicate that the external magnetic field improved deposition rate and the PTFE particles content of composite coatings, meanwhile, some performances of composite coating like thickness, corrosion resistance, were effected by external magnetic field strength. Therefore, the method combines magnetic field and electroless completing techniques had a wide application prospect in the aspect of improving the properties of electroless composite coating.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 717)

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November 2016

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Jun Ying Hou*, Hong Jiang Gao, Xiao Lin Liu, Yu Jiao, Li Liu

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Corrosion Resistance, Deposition Rate, Electroless Composite Plating, Magnetic Field

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