Metal treatment – Compositions – Heat treating
Patent
1979-06-12
1980-12-02
Kendall, Ralph S.
Metal treatment
Compositions
Heat treating
148 315, 204 29, 204 37R, 427328, 4273839, C23B 552
Patent
active
042369401
ABSTRACT:
The adherence and wear resistance of chromium alloy electroplates on titanium is improved by pretreating the substrate to form a chromium conversion coating, and post-treating the substrate at a temperature at about 700-820.degree. C. (1300-1500.degree. F.) for about 1-300 hours. The pretreatment is comprised of the formation of a chromium conversion coating from an acid chromate solution; a preferred solution is comprised of hydrofluoric acid, sodium chromate, and water. The post treatment causes diffusion sufficient to obtain a bond but avoids completely interdiffusing the chromium alloy electroplate, to preserve the wear resistance of the electroplate surface.
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Lada Henry
Liss Herbert R.
Manty Brian A.
Kendall Ralph S.
Nessler Charles G.
United Technologies Corporation
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