Coating processes – With pretreatment of the base – Heating or drying pretreatment
Patent
1988-08-29
1991-06-11
Silverberg, Sam
Coating processes
With pretreatment of the base
Heating or drying pretreatment
427431, 427432, 148 12EA, C23C 212
Patent
active
050231138
ABSTRACT:
Continuous hot dip aluminum coated ferritic chromium alloy steel strip. Strip is cleaned by heating to a temperature no greater than about 650.degree. C. in a direct fired furnace. The cleaned strip is further heated in a protective atmosphere containing at least 95% by volume hydrogen, cooled in the protective hydrogen atmosphere to near or slightly above the melting point of an aluminum coating metal, and passed into a bath of the aluminum coating metal. The low direct fired furnace cleaning temperature and hydrogen protective atmosphere provides good wetting of a chromium alloy steel surface to prevent uncoated areas or pin holes in the aluminum coated layer.
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Boston Steven L.
Coleman Richard A.
Seay William R.
Armco Steel Company, L.P.
Bunyard R. J.
Fillow L. A.
Johnson R. H.
Silverberg Sam
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