High electric current and hours can increase layer thickness and decrease white rust corrosion using Zn2+ electroplating
Electroplating was the process of coating metal surfaces using the electrochemical method. We used alkaline zinc (Zn2+ ) plating that was anti-corrosion coating, cheapest, evenly adhesion, as well as better-looking crushing. This study aims to test and measure the thickness of the layer on spark plu...
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my.unimas.ir-467082024-11-25T07:17:51Z http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/46708/ High electric current and hours can increase layer thickness and decrease white rust corrosion using Zn2+ electroplating Slamet, Riyadi Yanuar Zulardiansyah, Arief Antonius Darma, Setiawan Agung, Pangestu Rosyid Ridlo, Al Hakim TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering Electroplating was the process of coating metal surfaces using the electrochemical method. We used alkaline zinc (Zn2+ ) plating that was anti-corrosion coating, cheapest, evenly adhesion, as well as better-looking crushing. This study aims to test and measure the thickness of the layer on spark plugs with variations in different electrical currents 300, 400, and 500A and increased hours during the coating process, investigate the corrosion resistance of white rust on the surface and analyze the changes in alkaline zinc concentration and temperature that affect the thickness of the layer, respectively. The results, such as 1 st sample 13 pcs, 300A, and thickness of 7.26-micron with white rust 9 pcs. 2 nd sample 13 pcs, 400A, and thickness of 9.15-micron white rust 5 pcs. 3 rd sample 13 pcs, 500A, and thickness of 12.75-micron white rust 3 pcs. The high electric current (500A) and 45 hours of the experiment would influence the lowest white rust corrosion level. The high alkaline zinc solution with an optimum 36°C solution temperature and 500A electric current would undoubtedly deposit the white rust until 3 pcs. University of Science and Computer Technology 2022 Article PeerReviewed text en http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/46708/1/Electroplating-Slamet-Riyadi-2022%20%281%29.pdf Slamet, Riyadi and Yanuar Zulardiansyah, Arief and Antonius Darma, Setiawan and Agung, Pangestu and Rosyid Ridlo, Al Hakim (2022) High electric current and hours can increase layer thickness and decrease white rust corrosion using Zn2+ electroplating. International Journal of Teknology Informatics and Engineering, 1 (2). pp. 43-54. ISSN 2961-8215 https://jtie.stekom.ac.id/index.php/jtie/article/view/140 https://doi.org/10.51903/jtie.v1i2.140 |
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Electroplating was the process of coating metal surfaces using the electrochemical method. We used alkaline zinc (Zn2+ ) plating that was anti-corrosion coating, cheapest, evenly adhesion, as well as better-looking crushing. This study aims to test and measure the thickness of the layer on spark plugs with variations in different electrical currents 300, 400, and 500A and increased hours during the coating process, investigate the corrosion resistance of white rust on the surface and analyze the changes in alkaline zinc concentration and temperature that affect the thickness of the layer, respectively. The results, such as 1
st sample 13 pcs, 300A, and thickness of 7.26-micron
with white rust 9 pcs. 2 nd sample 13 pcs, 400A, and thickness of 9.15-micron white rust 5 pcs. 3
rd sample 13 pcs, 500A, and thickness of 12.75-micron white rust 3 pcs. The high electric current (500A) and 45 hours of the experiment would influence the lowest white
rust corrosion level. The high alkaline zinc solution with an optimum 36°C solution temperature and 500A electric current would undoubtedly deposit the white rust until 3
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High electric current and hours can increase layer thickness
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High electric current and hours can increase layer thickness
and decrease white rust corrosion using Zn2+ electroplating |
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High electric current and hours can increase layer thickness
and decrease white rust corrosion using Zn2+ electroplating |
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High electric current and hours can increase layer thickness
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