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The aim of this work was to obtain high velocity of oxide coatings growth in the process of anodic oxidation of aluminium. Three different processes of oxidation were investigated. The coatings thickness, hardness and sealing quality were examined. The forming velocity of coatings was about 1 µm/min, much higher than obtained by conventional method of anodizing for anticorrosive purpose. The future scopes of application of elaborated processes were described.

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