2022
DOI: 10.1007/s00170-021-08492-3
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CaCO3 derived from eggshell waste for improving the hardness values and wear behavior of composite coating on mild steel via co-deposition

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“…In recent time the development of sustainable coating materials has been a study in the research community worldwide, many waste materials has been successful used as a novel coating materials for mild steel, among that researched are, Aigbodion et al 1 used ant hill to developed a protective coating for mild steel, Aigbodion 2 developed a protective coating using rice husk ash nanoparticle, Aigbodion and Akinlabi 4 studied zinc-eggshell particles as anti-corrosion coating of mild steel, Adams et al 18 studied the wear and hardness values of CaCO 3 obtained from eggshell for coating of mild steel, Adams et al 19 used oyster shell to developed a protective coating of mild steel. It has also been shown that silica and silicate materials offer potentially intriguing anti-corrosive qualities to mild steel by the formation of strong SiO 2 passive thin film at the metal interfaces.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In recent time the development of sustainable coating materials has been a study in the research community worldwide, many waste materials has been successful used as a novel coating materials for mild steel, among that researched are, Aigbodion et al 1 used ant hill to developed a protective coating for mild steel, Aigbodion 2 developed a protective coating using rice husk ash nanoparticle, Aigbodion and Akinlabi 4 studied zinc-eggshell particles as anti-corrosion coating of mild steel, Adams et al 18 studied the wear and hardness values of CaCO 3 obtained from eggshell for coating of mild steel, Adams et al 19 used oyster shell to developed a protective coating of mild steel. It has also been shown that silica and silicate materials offer potentially intriguing anti-corrosive qualities to mild steel by the formation of strong SiO 2 passive thin film at the metal interfaces.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Eggshell-derived CaCO 3 increases the hardness value of low carbon steel composite coatings by co-deposition (Adams et al, 2022). And eggshell waste is an inexpensive source of calcium (Kumar et al, 2022).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%