Seyad Mohammad Mousavi Khoie, Mohammad Falaki
The process of alumina coating on steel surfaces using plasma electrolytic methods aims to enhance corrosion resistance through the application of electrolytic aluminum-containing compounds. This study investigates the characteristics of coatings formed and their performance. Employing a systematic methodology, the results indicate the formation of a micron-sized coating with a distinct cauliflower shape, averaging approximately 6 microns in thickness. Although the coating provides a passive layer on the steel samples, the increase in corrosion resistance is modest. This limited effectiveness is attributed to the inherent lack of uniformity and suboptimal surface finish of the coatings. Through this investigation, a deeper understanding of the plasma electrolytic saturation process is formed, underscoring the necessity for refined methods to achieve more consistent and effective alumina coatings for improved durability against corrosion. Overall, the findings contribute valuable insights to the field of surface engineering, particularly in the context of enhancing metal surface treatments for industrial applications.
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