10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «METALLIDING»
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Metallurgical and Ceramic Protective Coatings
For example, the author is familiar with the Metalliding Institute at Gannon
University in Erie, Pennsylvania, which provides consulting and research
services to industrial concerns, but has not published any results. In what follows,
the basic ...
2
Materials Handbook: A Concise Desktop Reference
(3) As a general rule, there is no limitation on the coating thickness. However, the
formation of dendrites increases the roughness and leads to short circuits in the
case of a narrow gap between electrodes. The metalliding process (i.e., ...
François Cardarelli, 2008
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Metalliding as an Electrochemical Process
Controlled electrolysis in molten salts can improve the surface properties of metal alloys for wear and corrosion resistance.
M. W. Kendig, D. O. Raleigh, ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL THOUSAND OAKS CA SCIENCE CENTER., 1987
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Industrial Electrochemistry
8.5.5 Metalliding Metalliding is a deposition process carried out at elevated
temperatures in a molten salt medium so that the deposited element diffuses into
the lattice of the substrate. Elements of interest include nitrogen, boron, titanium
and ...
D. Pletcher, F.C. Walsh, 1990
This article on "metalliding" — new metal coating technique — an invention of Dr.
Newell C. Cook is reprinted from R&D '67 published by the General Electric
Research and Development Center, Schenectady, New York. A basically new ...
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Mechanical Engineering: The Journal of the American Society ...
ELECTROLYTIC METALLIDING TO DIRECT CURRENT SUPPLY 1+ - MOLTEN
FLUORIDE SALTS Metalliding (above) is an electrolytic technique in which an
anode and a cathode are suspended in a molten fluoride salt bath. As direct ...
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The Foundations of Vacuum Coating Technology
Molten salts (cleaning) Molten salts (chlorides, fluorides, borides) used for fluxing
or metalliding. See Fluxing. Molten salt electroplating Electroplating where the
electrolyte is formed using molten salts (chlorides, fluorides) as the solvent.
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Principles and Applications of Tribology
The parts to be treated are made the anode, and the electrolyte is held at about
190°C. In metalliding, the diffusion coatings of solid solutions and intermetallic
compounds are produced, mostly in the solid state, of metals and metalloids ...
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Handbook of Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) Processing
Fused salt metalliding (electrodeposition) Fused salt metalliding (
electrodeposition)The deposition of a film or coating using fused salt
electrodeposition. Often the deposited material reacts extensively with the
substrate surface, forming an ...
Potential applications range from utomobile bumpers to rocket thrusters. lany of
the 'alloy coatings' formed by G.E.'s metalliding rocesses cannot be created by
any other practical method, y means of electrolysis, fluoride salts are used as a ...
