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The corrosion resistance properties which make aluminum a desirable coating for steel products are considered, and an improved method for application of aluminum coating is described. After pickling and drying of the steel, electric resistance furnaces are used for immersion of the steel in the molten flux, then in the molten metal. Data are presented on the structure and properties of the coating applied.
The corrosion resistance properties which make aluminum a desirable coating for steel products are considered, and an improved method for application of aluminum coating is described. After pickling and drying of the steel, electric resistance furnaces are used for immersion of the steel in the molten flux, then in the molten metal. Data are presented on the structure and properties of the coating applied.
| Author(s) | Di Giulio, A., Upton Electric Furance Co. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products23(8): 670-675 1948, Paper presented at WAI Regional Meeting, Worcester, MA USA |
| Year | 1948 |
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