The Ni–P–SiC composite produced by electro-codeposition

Chou, Min-Chieh; Ger, Ming-Der; Ke, Shih-Tsung; Huang, Yaru; Wu, Shinn–Tyan

doi:10.1016/j.matchemphys.2005.01.021

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“…Increase in MoS 2 concentration and coating thickness decreased the internal stress whereas increasing temperature led to a slight increase in the internal stress. The result is consistent with the claim of Chou et al [7] that is particle incorporation in nickel deposits has decreasing effect on internal stress. Moreover, thickness effect result also agrees with the study [8].…”

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Taguchi Design of Internal Stress and Friction Measurements during Electrodeposition

Güler¹,

Karakaya²

2017

J Material Sci Eng

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The electroplating method is a promising alternative to produce composite plating by using dispersed fine particles in the metal plating bath. The process can be either called electro-deposition or composite deposition. The particles are trapped in the deposit during the process. Internal stress is a common problem in plated deposits that affect the performance of the coatings and may even result in adhesion problems. Hence, the amount and type (compressive or tensile) of the internal stress must be controlled. MoS 2 particle -nickel coatings can be referred as self-lubricating coatings that satisfy the demand for decreased friction in severe applications. The internal stress during MoS 2 particle -nickel electro-deposition was measured by deposit stress analyzer. The effects of electroplating parameters that are MoS 2 particle concentration, temperature and coating thickness on the internal stress values were investigated by Taguchi design. It is found that increasing MoS 2 particle concentration and coating thickness led to decrease in the internal stress developed during MoS 2 -nickel composite coatings. Interaction effects of these parameters were also revealed.

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Taguchi Design of Internal Stress and Friction Measurements during Electrodeposition

Güler¹,

Karakaya²

2017

J Material Sci Eng

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“…The composite coatings of single metal and alloy have been developed for improved material properties with regard to corrosion stability; wear resistance, friction coefficient, self-lubrications, high temperature stability, electrical contacts and improved catalytic activity [1][2][3][4][5]. The composite based on Zn-Ni are finding increased interest in surface technology and corrosion protection, as they possess improved material properties.…”

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Electrodeposition and properties of Zn–Ni–CNT composite coatings

Praveen

Venkatesha

2009

Journal of Alloys and Compounds

108

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“…Electroforming Ni alloys with nano SiC has a smaller grain size and finer property than that of the electroforming Ni, moreover, nano SiC could improve the corrosion resistance of the deposit considerably [10]. Min-Chieh Choua revealed that adding SiC to the Ni-P alloy matrix substantially reduces the residual stress in the deposit and, therefore, eliminates surface cracking [11].…”

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Experiment on the Electroforming NiFe-SiC Alloy

Zhe¹,

Zheng²

2016

Proceedings of the 2016 5th International Conference on Advanced Materials and Computer Science

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Abstract. Electrolytic codeposition technique was adopted in the deposition of NiFe-SiC coating on the stainless substrate, using nickel alloyed with iron as the binder phase with SiC as dispersed particles. The results indicated that the deposit with SiC nanoparticles was level and compact; the crystal-planes of the deposit were (111), (220) and (200). The resistivity of deposit was about 30μ Ω ·cm. when the Fe(wt.%) ranged from 10% to 50% in the deposit, the electrodeposit Ni-20%Fe-SiC has a strong paramagnetism effect with the smallest coercivity of 2.75×10 -2 A/m. The remanence showed a monotonic decrease with the increasing iron content in deposit. Which proved that the electroformed Ni-Fe-SiC alloy has good electromagnetic property and higher corrosion resistance than those of electroforming Ni-Fe alloy. It is a promising material in the fabrication of micro actuator.

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The Ni–P–SiC composite produced by electro-codeposition

Cited by 63 publications

References 6 publications

Taguchi Design of Internal Stress and Friction Measurements during Electrodeposition

Taguchi Design of Internal Stress and Friction Measurements during Electrodeposition

Electrodeposition and properties of Zn–Ni–CNT composite coatings

Experiment on the Electroforming NiFe-SiC Alloy

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