2007
DOI: 10.1007/s10800-007-9315-3
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Deposition and characterization of nickel–niobium composite electrocoatings

Abstract: Ni-Nb composite electrocoatings were obtained on carbon steel from Watts bath, containing suspended 20 lm size niobium powders. The effect of cathodic current density, electrolyte stirring rate and concentration of Nb particles in the bath on the deposit morphology and texture, volume fraction of co-deposited Nb particles and microhardness was investigated. The Ni-Nb composite layers presented a rough morphology with randomly oriented Ni grains, whereas pure Ni coatings obtained under the same experimental con… Show more

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“…Coating compound only nickel tend to be less rough. The characteristics observed in nickel-niobium coatings in this work, are very similar morphologically to the results presented by Robin and Fratari [19]. They confirm that the increase in surface roughness and any formation of clusters on the surface of the coatings is due to the presence of niobium particles in the electrolytic bath.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 90%
“…Coating compound only nickel tend to be less rough. The characteristics observed in nickel-niobium coatings in this work, are very similar morphologically to the results presented by Robin and Fratari [19]. They confirm that the increase in surface roughness and any formation of clusters on the surface of the coatings is due to the presence of niobium particles in the electrolytic bath.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 90%
“…Thus, the incorporation of Si 3 N 4 particles to copper did not affect the orientation of copper grains. In other cases, such as TiO 2 in copper [9] and both WC and Nb in nickel [22,23], the incorporation of particles to the metallic electrocoating was shown to change the orientation of the matrix crystals. Figure 6 shows a typical SEM micrograph of the crosssection of composite coatings.…”
Section: Coatings Morphology Texture and Particle Contentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Essa deposição não uniforme pode ter ocorrido devido à alta granulometria das partículas de nióbio, assim como a inexistência de rotação do corpo de prova durante o processo de eletrodeposição. Menores granulometrias de nióbio aplicadas por Robin e Fratari resultaram em camadas depositadas mais homogêneas [6].…”
Section: 1-ensaios De Microdurezaunclassified
“…Recobrimentos de Ni em aço carbono produzem considerável melhora do limite de fadiga, principalmente quando se tem algum tratamento posterior à eletrodeposição para a eliminação de eventuais tensões superficiais [2]. A adição de partículas de Nb ao banho eletrolítico de níquel Watts produz recobrimento de níquel metálico com a presença de particulados de nióbio que concorrem para aumento da dureza superficial [4][5][6]. Aumento de dureza superficial está correlacionado com aumento de resistência à fadiga [2], daí o recobrimento de Ni-Nb ser favorável à melhora dessa propriedade do aço [7,8].…”
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