Method and apparatus for continuously chromium-plating

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Processes and products

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204 27, 204 28, 204 51, 204206, 204275, C25D 700, C25D 1700

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044191944

ABSTRACT:
A method for removing the hydrogen in the continuous chromium-plating process of large bars or long-shaped pieces and the like; according to the invention, the chromium-plating bath is made to recycle under pressure by feeding it into the space inside the chromium-plating anode and directing the jets of chromium-plating fluid towards the surfaces of the pieces during the passage inside the anode itself. This invention concerns moreover, a double-tank apparatus with a double sealing system at both ends and with a system for recycling the chromium-plating fluid, from the outer tank to the inner one, inside the anode.

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