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Original Articles

Structure design of nanometer composite coating with asymmetric handshape on steel component surface and analysis on self-repairing mechanism

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Pages 52-58 | Received 08 Aug 2017, Accepted 20 Feb 2018, Published online: 04 Jun 2018
 

ABSTRACT

in order to solve the problem that the coating on the steel components is easy to peel off, this paper proposes an innovation that a handshape element shall be added to make a new organic / inorganic “handshape asymmetric” and “nanometer composite coating” by blending method. Depending on the features owned by “handshape asymmetric” — gecko effect and lotus effect, a super strong adhesion between the coating and base material will be formed, as well as a super extraordinary performance isolating from the residues. By this innovation, bottlenecks like the single coating layer is easy to fall off while multi-layer coating is easy to peel off. In this way, the coated steel bar can be more durable. By experiments, it is proved that for the steel components covered with nanometer composite coating has an ability of “self-repairing”, which can slow down the corrosion to the steel bar. For the nanometer additive with handshape element, it has some extraordinary advantages like best “extensibility”, best ability of “self-repairing” and ability resistant to corrosion.

Additional information

Funding

This paper is greatly supported by Beijing Natural Science Foundation (8172047) and College Students URT Project 2016 × 00004 and 2017 × 00012.

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