Preparation of Nickel Parts by Jet Electro-Deposition Technique Based on Templates and Grinding

Wang, Guifeng; Tian, Zongjun; Liu, Zhi-Dong; Shen, Lida; Zhu, Jie

doi:10.1016/s1452-3981(23)06766-4

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“…Copper is one of those elements found on earth’s crust in an ample amount in form of oxides (Yang et al , 2017). A number of materials are available [Zn (Tu et al , 2008), Ni (Wang et al , 2015), Cu (Fricoteaux and Savadogo, 1999), Pb (Velichenko et al , 2009; Shmychkova et al , 2013), Cr (Protsenko et al , 2018), Ca (Vidal et al , 2019), to name a few) for successful electrodeposition (Rudnik et al , 2012; Xu et al , 2019b)]. However, a few metals cannot be electrodeposited from the aqueous solutions [Ti (Lu et al , 2016), V, W (Xu et al , 2019a), Nb, Zr (Aghazadeh et al , 2012), etc.…”

Section: The Present State Of Research On High-speed Selective Jet El...mentioning

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A systematic review on high speed selective jet electrodeposition manufacturing

Deshmukh

Rajput

Narang

2022

WJE

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to present current state of understanding on jet electrodeposition manufacturing; to compare various experimental parameters and their implication on as deposited features; and to understand the characteristics of jet electrodeposition deposition defects and its preventive procedures through available research articles. Design/methodology/approach A systematic review has been done based on available research articles focused on jet electrodeposition and its characteristics. The review begins with a brief introduction to micro-electrodeposition and high-speed selective jet electrodeposition (HSSJED). The research and developments on how jet electrochemical manufacturing are clustered with conventional micro-electrodeposition and their developments. Furthermore, this study converges on comparative analysis on HSSJED and recent research trends in high-speed jet electrodeposition of metals, their alloys and composites and presents potential perspectives for the future research direction in the final section. Findings Edge defect, optimum nozzle height and controlled deposition remain major challenges in electrochemical manufacturing. On-situ deposition can be used as initial structural material for micro and nanoelectronic devices. Integration of ultrasonic, laser and acoustic source to jet electrochemical manufacturing are current trends that are promising enhanced homogeneity, controlled density and porosity with high precision manufacturing. Originality/value This paper discusses the key issue associated to high-speed jet electrodeposition process. Emphasis has been given to various electrochemical parameters and their effect on deposition. Pros and cons of variations in electrochemical parameters have been studied by comparing the available reports on experimental investigations. Defects and their preventive measures have also been discussed. This review presented a summary of past achievements and recent advancements in the field of jet electrochemical manufacturing.

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A systematic review on high speed selective jet electrodeposition manufacturing

Deshmukh

Rajput

Narang

2022

WJE

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“…As a new electrodeposition method, jet electrodeposition has a high flow rate and can achieve high efficiency [22][23][24]. Moreover, in order to improve the properties of the deposited layer to meet higher requirements, the combination of jet electrodeposition and physical field has been paid more attention [25,26]. According to the application mode of the physical field, physics-assisted electrodeposition technology can be summarized into a non-contact external force field and a contact external force field [27].…”

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The Preparation and Properties of Thick Bronze Coating Using Friction-Assisted Jet Electrodeposition

Yao,

Cheng,

et al. 2024

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In this study, a novel friction-assisted jet electrodeposition technology was applied to prepare bronze coating on 40CrNiMoA structural steel surfaces. The bronze electrode was designed with internal flow channels and nozzles, and the friction brushes made of alumina and silicon carbide were connected to the electrode surface. It was reported that the quality and deposition rate of the thick bronze coatings were significantly improved with friction-assisted jet electrodeposition. The roughness and microstructures were refined, and the deposition rate was up to 100 μm/h when the current density was 8 A/dm2. In addition, the chemical composition was related to current density as the content of tin in the bronze coating made with FJED decreased at a high current density. Moreover, the grain structures were α-CuSn in the solid-solution phase and the average grain size of FJED coatings was refined at a current density of 8 A/dm2.

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“…However, the additive manufacturing technology based on electrochemical deposition has attracted more and more attention in the manufacturing of complex line patterns, miniature metal parts and three-dimensional (3D) microstructures. Among them, the technology adopted and related researches mainly include Lithographie, Galvanoformung and Abformung (LIGA) and its derivative technology, localized electrochemical deposition (LECD) of conventional masks, localized spray electrochemical deposition of multi-layer template superposition and LECD without mask [7][8][9][10][11][12]. LECD is a micro-additive technology that does not require mask and support structure.…”

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Fabrication of an X-shaped micro-copper structure containing a merging joint based on localized electrochemical deposition

Wang

Pan

Tian

et al. 2023

J. Micromech. Microeng.

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Local electrochemical deposition (LECD) has proved to be an efficient and economical method for fabricating three-dimensional (3D) micron structures. Realizing complex structures that join up when deposited using LECD has been complex; therefore, the fabrication of an X-shaped joining structure was investigated in this study. A horizontal trace model was proposed, and the effects of the number of deposition layers and the horizontal sweep width on the merging joint were studied. The horizontal trace model could complete the merging joint. Multiple deposition layers and a large horizontal sweep width could stabilize and better connect the X-shaped structure containing merging joints. The merging mechanism of the X-shaped structure was also investigated using COMSOL. The stable deposition of the joining structure enables the LECD method to have a broader range of applications in micro-nano manufacturing.

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Preparation of Nickel Parts by Jet Electro-Deposition Technique Based on Templates and Grinding

Cited by 10 publications

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A systematic review on high speed selective jet electrodeposition manufacturing

A systematic review on high speed selective jet electrodeposition manufacturing

The Preparation and Properties of Thick Bronze Coating Using Friction-Assisted Jet Electrodeposition

Fabrication of an X-shaped micro-copper structure containing a merging joint based on localized electrochemical deposition

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