Bestimmung der Wärmeübergangszahlen durch Modellversuche

Thoma, Hans

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-92323-4_4

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“…Today, plasma electrolytic anodisations are state of the art4–7 for the protection of the magnesium's surface. They provide acceptable corrosion resistance and protect the magnesium from mechanical damage due to their high hardness.…”

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Development of Decorative and Corrosion Resistant Coatings for the Surface Refinement of Magnesium Alloys by Plasma‐based Methods

Hoche

Groß

Foerster

et al. 2009

Plasma Processes & Polymers

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This paper was amended in June 2013 because of a change of the author's names. The corrected author byline is presented on the last page of the pdf‐file. Within the presented study, the economic potential of PVD‐coatings for the surface refinement and protection of Mg‐alloys is fully examined. The research includes the introduction of new pre‐treatment methods by plasma and chemical polishing, followed by corrosion‐inhibiting PVD‐coating based on TiMgAlN and thin decorative PVD‐finish‐film consisting of Nb. Anodic oxidation of the PVD‐finish film guarantees the full colour palette by interference effects. It will be shown that chemical and plasma polishing can be applied for the surface pre‐treatment of magnesium alloys. The TiMgAlN coated magnesium alloys withstand the 96 h salt spray test without any significant corrosion damage.

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