Method for preparing surfaces of metal composites having a britt

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Processes and products – Electrostatic field or electrical discharge

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156651, 156656, 156666, 204 29, 204 32R, 20412975, C23F 102, C25F 308, C25D 538

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention is directed to a method for preparing surfaces of two-phase metal composites having relatively brittle and malleable components for plating with corrosion-resistant material. In practice of the present invention, the surfaces of the composites are etched to remove a major portion or fraction of the brittle component. The etched surface is then peened with particulates for breaking the brittle component from the surfaces and for spreading or smearing the malleable component over the surfaces. The peened surface is then chemically cleaned of residual traces of the brittle component so as to provide a surface of essentially the malleable component to which the corrosion-resistant material may be plated thereon in an adherent manner.

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