Inspection of the adhesion strength of an electrical insulating coating with the surface of anisotropic steel
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It has been shown that the thickness of a coating does not affect its adhesion strength with metal. As the metal thickness increases, for each 0.01 mm, the critical diameter of bending of a specimen at which the coating exfoliates increases by 1 mm. The presence of chromium in the electrical insulating coating causes its adhesion properties to decrease. The quality of the ground layer is a very important characteristic affecting the adhesion strength between the coating and metal.
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OpenAlex topics: Material Properties and Applications · Material Properties and Failure Mechanisms · Engineering Diagnostics and Reliability
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