Authors
AL Yerokhin, X Nie, A Leyland, A Matthews, SJ Dowey
Publication date
1999/12/15
Source
Surface and coatings technology
Volume
122
Issue
2-3
Pages
73-93
Publisher
Elsevier
Description
This paper overviews the relatively new surface engineering discipline of plasma electrolysis, the main derivative of this being plasma electrolytic deposition (PED), which includes techniques such as plasma electrolytic oxidation (PEO) and plasma electrolytic saturation (PES) processes such as plasma electrolytic nitriding/carburizing (PEN/PEC). In PED technology, spark or arc plasma micro-discharges in an aqueous solution are utilised to ionise gaseous media from the solution such that complex compounds are synthesised on the metal surface through the plasma chemical interactions. The physical and chemical fundamentals of plasma electrolysis are discussed here. The equipment and deposition procedures for coating production are described, and the effects of electrolyte composition and temperature on ignition voltage, discharge intensity and deposited layer thickness and composition are outlined. AC …
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AL Yerokhin, X Nie, A Leyland, A Matthews, SJ Dowey - Surface and coatings technology, 1999