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In-situ estimate of coating by equivalent circuit for PEO of AZ31B

Journal

SURFACE ENGINEERING
Volume 39, Issue 1, Pages 112-124

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TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD
DOI: 10.1080/02670844.2023.2194501

Keywords

AZ31B magnesium alloy; plasma electrolytic oxidation (PEO); equivalent circuit model; quantitative calculation; in-situ estimate; coating thinckness; coating density; corrosion resistance of coating

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This paper discusses an in-situ estimated methodology of coating using an equivalent circuit for the plasma electrolytic oxidation (PEO) process. By analyzing the transient load waveform and the arc image recorded during pulsed bipolar PEO treatment, an equivalent circuit of the second-order nonlinear structure is proposed. The linear part of the model is derived from Kirchhoff's law and Laplace's transformation rule, while the nonlinear part is fitted using Fitting Theory. The paper also derives the calculation method for each element value in the equivalent circuit. The characterization results of the coating properties show that the changes in different element values in the equivalent circuit reflect the changes in coating thickness, coating density, and discharge intensity. The relationship between the values of several elements and the microstructure of the coating is comprehensively analyzed, and a method for predicting the corrosion resistance of the coating is provided.
The paper discusses an in-situ estimated methodology of coating using the equivalent circuit for the plasma electrolytic oxidation (PEO) process. An equivalent circuit of the second-order nonlinear structure can be proposed from the transient load waveform and the arc image recorded during pulsed bipolar PEO treatment. The transfer function of the linear part of the model was derived from Kirchhoff's law and Laplace's transformation rule; the nonlinear part of the model was fitted using Fitting Theory. Then the calculation method of each element value was derived in the equivalent circuit. The characterisation results of the coating properties show that the changes of different element values by the equivalent circuit can reflect the changes in coating thickness, coating density and discharge intensity. The relationship between the values of several elements and the microstructure of the coating is analysed comprehensively; a prediction method for the corrosion resistance of the coating is provided.

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