Structure and Properties of Composite Coatings with Zro2 and Tio2 Particles After Lehceb Treatment
The paper presents the comprehensive analysis of the structure, properties, and corrosion of micro-arc coatings with ZrO 2 and TiO 2 particles after the low-energy high-current electron beam (LEHCEB) treatment. The coating morphology, microstructure, phase and elemental compositions are investigated...
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| description | The paper presents the comprehensive analysis of the structure, properties, and corrosion of micro-arc coatings with ZrO
2
and TiO
2
particles after the low-energy high-current electron beam (LEHCEB) treatment. The coating morphology, microstructure, phase and elemental compositions are investigated by the scanning electron microscopy, energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy, and X-ray powder diffraction. After the LEHCEB treatment, the coating structure with ZrO
2
particles changes from friable and porous to denser with closed spheroidal pores. It is shown that the adhesive strength of the coating with ZrO
2
particles increases with the critical load growth from 10 to 18 N. Moreover, the treatment enhances its corrosion resistance, as evidenced by a reduction in the corrosion current from 7.48∙10
–7
to 1.05∙10
–8
A/cm
2
and an increase in polarization resistance from 0.9·10
4
to 5.77∙10
6
Ω·cm
2
. In contrast, the coatings with TiO
2
particles exhibit a more porous structure due to the volatilization of low-melting components (sodium silicates), as evidenced by a reduction in the concentration of Na and Si elements in their composition. The adhesive strength and corrosion resistance of the coatings with TiO
2
particles deteriorate after the treatment. |
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2
particles changes from friable and porous to denser with closed spheroidal pores. It is shown that the adhesive strength of the coating with ZrO
2
particles increases with the critical load growth from 10 to 18 N. Moreover, the treatment enhances its corrosion resistance, as evidenced by a reduction in the corrosion current from 7.48∙10
–7
to 1.05∙10
–8
A/cm
2
and an increase in polarization resistance from 0.9·10
4
to 5.77∙10
6
Ω·cm
2
. In contrast, the coatings with TiO
2
particles exhibit a more porous structure due to the volatilization of low-melting components (sodium silicates), as evidenced by a reduction in the concentration of Na and Si elements in their composition. The adhesive strength and corrosion resistance of the coatings with TiO
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2
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2
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2
particles increases with the critical load growth from 10 to 18 N. Moreover, the treatment enhances its corrosion resistance, as evidenced by a reduction in the corrosion current from 7.48∙10
–7
to 1.05∙10
–8
A/cm
2
and an increase in polarization resistance from 0.9·10
4
to 5.77∙10
6
Ω·cm
2
. In contrast, the coatings with TiO
2
particles exhibit a more porous structure due to the volatilization of low-melting components (sodium silicates), as evidenced by a reduction in the concentration of Na and Si elements in their composition. The adhesive strength and corrosion resistance of the coatings with TiO
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2
particles changes from friable and porous to denser with closed spheroidal pores. It is shown that the adhesive strength of the coating with ZrO
2
particles increases with the critical load growth from 10 to 18 N. Moreover, the treatment enhances its corrosion resistance, as evidenced by a reduction in the corrosion current from 7.48∙10
–7
to 1.05∙10
–8
A/cm
2
and an increase in polarization resistance from 0.9·10
4
to 5.77∙10
6
Ω·cm
2
. In contrast, the coatings with TiO
2
particles exhibit a more porous structure due to the volatilization of low-melting components (sodium silicates), as evidenced by a reduction in the concentration of Na and Si elements in their composition. The adhesive strength and corrosion resistance of the coatings with TiO
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