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Surface Treatments

SUBMITTED TOMAMTA SHARMA

SUBMITTED BYPULKIT AGRAWAL


11108028

Introduction

Surface Treatments
Why?
Types

Cleaning
Mechanical Measurements
Standards
Types
Dimensioning

Why use a surface treatment?

Improves
durability

Controls Friction

Reduces Adhesion

Why use surface treatment? (cont)

Improves
Lubrication

Rebuild Surfaces

Aesthetics

Types of Treatments

Mechanical Surface Treatments


Mechanical Plating & Cladding
Case Hardening
Thermal Spraying
Vapor Deposition
Laser Treatments

Mechanical Surface Treatments

Peening

Shot Peening
Laser Shot Peening
Water-jet Peening
Ultrasonic Peening

Roller Burnishing

Explosive
Hardening

Mechanical Plating & Cladding

Mechanical Plating

Cladding

Laser Cladding

Case Hardening and Hard Facing

Case Hardening

Hard Facing

Spark Hardening

Thermal Spraying

Combustion
Spraying

Thermal Wire
Spray

Thermal MetalPowder Spray

Plasma Spray

Electroplating, Electroless Plating,


and Electroforming

Electroplating

Workpiece (cathode) is
plated with other metal
(anode) through a
water-based
electrolytic solution
A SLOW Process!!!
75 micrometers/hour
Solution must be
replenished
Sacrificial anode
Additional salts of
metal

Electroplating, Electroless Plating,


and Electroforming

Electroless Plating

Chemical Reaction
More Expensive $$
Uniform Thickness

Electroforming

Metal-fabrication
Metal electrodeposited
on a mandrel

Conversion Coatings

Anodizing

The workpiece is
the anode in an
electrolytic cell

Coloring

Alters color of
metals, alloys, and
ceramics
Conversion of
surfaces into
chemical
compounds:
oxides, chromates,
and phosphates

Hot Dipping

Workpiece is dipped
into molten metal

Zinc- galvanized-steel
sheet
Tin- food containers

Hot-dipped Galvanizing
line

Surface Texturing & Painting

Texturing Techniques

Etching
Electric Arcs
Lasers
Atomic oxygen

Paint Classification

Enamels
Lacquers
Water-based paints

Cleaning of Surfaces

3 types

Mechanical Cleaning

Electrolytic Cleaning

Physically disturb
contaminants
Abrasive bubbles aid
in contaminant
removal

Chemical Cleaning

Solution
Saponification
Emulsification
Dispersion
Aggregation

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