The synthetic effects of frequency and duty ratio on growth characteristics and corrosion properties of coating on Ti6Al4V fabricated by microarc oxidation are investigated comprehensively. Under the condition of unif...The synthetic effects of frequency and duty ratio on growth characteristics and corrosion properties of coating on Ti6Al4V fabricated by microarc oxidation are investigated comprehensively. Under the condition of uniform cumulating time of positive impulse width, the essence of altering frequency and duty ratio to determine the formation of coating is to vary the duration and interval time of positive pulse. The growth of coating is mainly controlled by duration time of positive pulse and hardly correlated to the interval time of positive pulse, while both duration and interval time of positive pulse have few influences on the morphology and phase structures of coating. The dynamic current is related to positive impulse width and the ratio of positive pulse on-time to pulse off-time. Regardless of uniform duration or interval time of positive pulse, the energy dissipation presents a descending tendency. The relationship between energy consumption and anticorrosion performance is contradictory, and obtaining excellent corrosion ratio and frequency can be designed purposefully to realize the resistance is bound to sacrifice lots of energy. The duty optimal process.展开更多
基金Project(2016YFE0205700)supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of ChinaProject(18JCYBJC18000)supported by the Natural Science Foundation of Tianjin City,China。
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.51771117)the Collaborative Innovation Center for Advanced Ship and Deep-Sea Exploration
文摘The synthetic effects of frequency and duty ratio on growth characteristics and corrosion properties of coating on Ti6Al4V fabricated by microarc oxidation are investigated comprehensively. Under the condition of uniform cumulating time of positive impulse width, the essence of altering frequency and duty ratio to determine the formation of coating is to vary the duration and interval time of positive pulse. The growth of coating is mainly controlled by duration time of positive pulse and hardly correlated to the interval time of positive pulse, while both duration and interval time of positive pulse have few influences on the morphology and phase structures of coating. The dynamic current is related to positive impulse width and the ratio of positive pulse on-time to pulse off-time. Regardless of uniform duration or interval time of positive pulse, the energy dissipation presents a descending tendency. The relationship between energy consumption and anticorrosion performance is contradictory, and obtaining excellent corrosion ratio and frequency can be designed purposefully to realize the resistance is bound to sacrifice lots of energy. The duty optimal process.
