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12 years 10 months ago #1118 by Archived Forum Admin
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Dear All,
I am looking for TIN-Zn galvanising process for steel patenting . What are the advantages of this process and how can ý prepare batch?
Thanks
murat
I am looking for TIN-Zn galvanising process for steel patenting . What are the advantages of this process and how can ý prepare batch?
Thanks
murat
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12 years 10 months ago #1119 by Archived Forum Admin
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Hello Murat,
If you go to the Abstract Search at www.wirenet.org/technical/abstract/abstract.cfm and type in "Galvanizing" in the title search, you can read the abstracts for 80 technical papers, each of which you can buy.
Likewise if you type in "Patenting", you will be able to read 52 abstracts.
Plus, take a look at this abstract:
www.ingentaconnect.com/content/iabse/sei...12/00000003/art00020
Perhaps you can get your answers there.
Kindest regards,
Peter Stewart-Hay
Principal
Stewart-Hay Associates
www.Stewart-Hay.com
If you go to the Abstract Search at www.wirenet.org/technical/abstract/abstract.cfm and type in "Galvanizing" in the title search, you can read the abstracts for 80 technical papers, each of which you can buy.
Likewise if you type in "Patenting", you will be able to read 52 abstracts.
Plus, take a look at this abstract:
www.ingentaconnect.com/content/iabse/sei...12/00000003/art00020
Perhaps you can get your answers there.
Kindest regards,
Peter Stewart-Hay
Principal
Stewart-Hay Associates
www.Stewart-Hay.com
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12 years 10 months ago #1120 by Archived Forum Admin
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Dear Murat:
Please to undertand the question I would like to clarify, :
Patenting .- Heat treatment used mainly in middle and high carbon wires to modify the structure of the steel for further drawing
Galvanizing.- To apply a coating of zinc to steel wires to protect against corrosion.
Tin- Zinc.- Another type of alloy used for other purposes.
Could you please redirect you question.
Thank you
Eduardo Anaya
Senior Consultant
INDEPA S.C.
Mexico City
Tel(011-52)555-407-7451
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Please to undertand the question I would like to clarify, :
Patenting .- Heat treatment used mainly in middle and high carbon wires to modify the structure of the steel for further drawing
Galvanizing.- To apply a coating of zinc to steel wires to protect against corrosion.
Tin- Zinc.- Another type of alloy used for other purposes.
Could you please redirect you question.
Thank you
Eduardo Anaya
Senior Consultant
INDEPA S.C.
Mexico City
Tel(011-52)555-407-7451
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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12 years 10 months ago #1121 by Archived Forum Admin
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Dear Eduardo,
we have some breakages problem on galnanised wire due to FeZn formation arround steel wire during galvanising process. I have heard Tın-Zn alloy is used to overcome FeZn formation ( hard and brittle layer).Moreover Aliminum retards FeZn formation. I need How can I apply these materials to my process?
May I add Tin or Al in to Zn bath directly ( 0,15/0,20 %)?
Thanks for your help.
Best regards.
Murat
we have some breakages problem on galnanised wire due to FeZn formation arround steel wire during galvanising process. I have heard Tın-Zn alloy is used to overcome FeZn formation ( hard and brittle layer).Moreover Aliminum retards FeZn formation. I need How can I apply these materials to my process?
May I add Tin or Al in to Zn bath directly ( 0,15/0,20 %)?
Thanks for your help.
Best regards.
Murat
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12 years 10 months ago #1122 by Archived Forum Admin
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Dear Murat:
To have baths with zinc and other alloys like aluminium is difficult to stabilize , you would have to add elements like rear earths etc.
I would first study the reazons for the brakeges which are not common on galvanized process.
The breakages must be due to other reazons like problems on the steel since galvanizing will increase any problem with the steel like pipe, lap,etc.Also over drawing the wire can cause breakages in galvanizing.
Please inform of your wire to be galvanized:
Carbon content, size , total reduction of area
Eduardo Anaya
Senior Consultant
INDEPA S.C.
Mexico City
Tel(011-52)555-407-7451
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
To have baths with zinc and other alloys like aluminium is difficult to stabilize , you would have to add elements like rear earths etc.
I would first study the reazons for the brakeges which are not common on galvanized process.
The breakages must be due to other reazons like problems on the steel since galvanizing will increase any problem with the steel like pipe, lap,etc.Also over drawing the wire can cause breakages in galvanizing.
Please inform of your wire to be galvanized:
Carbon content, size , total reduction of area
Eduardo Anaya
Senior Consultant
INDEPA S.C.
Mexico City
Tel(011-52)555-407-7451
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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12 years 10 months ago #1123 by Archived Forum Admin
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Dear Sir,
Our carbon content is between 0,45 to 0,80. Moreover breakages problems occur on 0,75/0,80 C wires. total reduction is %40 for 0,75 C wire ( patented and galvanized)and %78 for 0,75 C ( without patented, galvanized).
We use phosphated wires carbon content and total reduction similar to galvanized wire but we have not any crack on phosphated wires.
I have written some article from galvinfo center ( www.galvinfo.com, the reasons of cracks and breakages related FeZN formation around wire during galvanizing.
I want to ask you, as you said, if the some inhomogenities occur during decarburization on furnace, will galvanize enter int o theese gaps?
Thanks for your help.
Bestr egards.
Murat
Our carbon content is between 0,45 to 0,80. Moreover breakages problems occur on 0,75/0,80 C wires. total reduction is %40 for 0,75 C wire ( patented and galvanized)and %78 for 0,75 C ( without patented, galvanized).
We use phosphated wires carbon content and total reduction similar to galvanized wire but we have not any crack on phosphated wires.
I have written some article from galvinfo center ( www.galvinfo.com, the reasons of cracks and breakages related FeZN formation around wire during galvanizing.
I want to ask you, as you said, if the some inhomogenities occur during decarburization on furnace, will galvanize enter int o theese gaps?
Thanks for your help.
Bestr egards.
Murat
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