A kind of preparation method of single-layer micro-arc oxidation ceramic film on aluminum alloy surface
A technology of micro-arc oxidation on the surface of aluminum alloy, applied in the direction of anodic oxidation, etc., can solve the problems of increasing the process, increasing the production cost, increasing the difficulty of process operation and production cost, etc., and achieving the effect of inhibiting excessive growth
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[0017] Specimen material: D7, size 100×100mm. The aluminum alloy workpiece is placed in a stainless steel tank containing an electrolyte, and the stainless steel tank and the surface of the workpiece form an electrolytic circuit; the surface of the aluminum alloy workpiece is placed in the electrolyte as an anode, and the stainless steel as a cathode. Electrolyte ratio: sodium hydroxide 3~5g / L, sodium silicate 2~5g / L, sodium borate 5~7g / L, benzotriazole 0.5~1g / L, yttrium nitrate 0.2~3g / L , and the rest is water. The pH value of the electrolyte is 5-8 (the pH value is adjusted with diluted NaOH or dilute nitric acid solution, the following examples are the same as examples). The double-pulse square-wave voltage with high-frequency carrier is applied to the electrolysis circuit by using Durcott Ⅳ high-power pulse power supply. 0.6ms, negative voltage amplitude 500~550V, pulse width 0.4ms; high frequency carrier voltage amplitude 70~100V, high frequency carrier frequency 2200Hz...
Embodiment 2
[0020] Specimen material: LY12, size 100×100mm, the surface of the aluminum alloy workpiece is placed in the electrolyte as the anode, and the stainless steel as the cathode. Electrolyte ratio: sodium hydroxide 3~5g / L, sodium silicate 2~5g / L, sodium borate 5~7g / L, sodium vanadate 3~4g / L, sodium malate 0.7~1.2g / L, Yttrium nitrate is 0.2~3g / L, cerium nitrate is 0.8~2.1g / l, and the pH value of the electrolyte is 5~8. The double-pulse square-wave voltage with high-frequency carrier is applied to the electrolysis circuit by using Durcott Ⅳ high-power pulse power supply. 0.6ms, negative voltage amplitude 500~550V, pulse width 0.4ms; high frequency carrier voltage amplitude 80~100V, high frequency carrier frequency 2000Hz; current density 1.5~16A / dm 2 , oxidation time 140 ~ 150min, the treatment temperature is not higher than 40 ℃. The micro-arc oxidation ceramic film has a thickness of 35-40μm, a hardness of 1600Hv, a salt spray time of 3000h, and a surface roughness of Ra0.15μm. ...
Embodiment 3
[0022] Specimen material: LC4, size 100×100mm, the surface of the aluminum alloy workpiece is placed in the electrolyte as the anode, and the stainless steel as the cathode. Electrolyte ratio: sodium hydroxide 3~5g / L, sodium silicate 2~5g / L, sodium vanadate 3~4g / L, sodium molybdate 0.2~0.8g / l, benzotriazole 0.5~1g / L, sodium malate 0.7~1.2g / L, cerium nitrate 0.8~2.1g / L, electrolyte pH value 5~8. The double-pulse square-wave voltage with high-frequency carrier is applied to the electrolysis circuit by using Durcott Ⅳ high-power pulse power supply. 0.6ms, negative voltage amplitude is 590~620V, pulse width is 0.4ms; high frequency carrier voltage amplitude is 120~150V, high frequency carrier frequency is 2500Hz; current density is controlled at 2.5~17A / dm 2 , oxidation time 170 ~ 200min, the treatment temperature is not higher than 40 ℃. The thickness of the micro-arc oxidation ceramic film is 40~50μm, the hardness is 1400Hv, the salt spray time is 2500h, and the surface rough...
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