Coating processes – Heat decomposition of applied coating or base material
Patent
1987-09-24
1989-04-04
Silverberg, Sam
Coating processes
Heat decomposition of applied coating or base material
4273768, 427433, 427406, C23C 226
Patent
active
048185680
ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a hot dip coated steel sheet obtained by hot dipping a steel sheet in a hot-dip metal bath comprising zinc-based or zinc/aluminum based alloy, and a process for producing the same.
The hot dip coated steel sheet has a film of oxides which are compounds of cobalt or iron, or both of these, with oxygen, and the film can prevent the hot dip coated steel sheet from undergoing color change into grayish black in the case where spangles are minimized, where a coating contains corrosion resistance-improving elements such as magnesium and aluminum, or where a chromate treatment is applied after the mechanical processings were carried out.
Formation of oxide film on the surface of the hot dip coated steel sheet is carried out by a method in which an aqueous solution obtained by dissolving a salt of cobalt or a salt of iron or both of these is sprayed on the surface of a coating of the steel sheet when the temperature of the coating is 170.degree. C. or higher. The salt is preferably a nitrate or a chloride for both the salt of cobalt and the salt of iron.
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Deguchi Takenori
Suzuki Masaru
Uchida Kazuko
Watanabe Sanae
Nisshin Steel Co. Ltd.
Silverberg Sam
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