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posted on 2016-05-11, 11:19 authored by Yao Tong, Siva Bohm, Mo SongGraphene and graphite were coated on steel plates by means of Electro
Phoresis Deposition (EPD) for electrical conductivity improvement. Thermal
treatment was used after EPD to improve the adhesion between the coating layer
and the steel substrate. The highest value of the electrical conductivity achieved
was 20 times higher than that of the steel substrate. The optimized EPD and
thermal treatment conditions were identified. The coating-steel interface and
surface structure suggested that good bonding between the coating and the
steel substrate was achieved.
Funding
We thank TATA Steel R&D and the PhD scholarship of Loughborough University for providing funding for this work.
History
School
- Aeronautical, Automotive, Chemical and Materials Engineering
Department
- Materials
Published in
Austin Journal of Nanomedicine &NanotechnologyPages
1041 - 1047Citation
TONG, Y., BOHM, S. and SONG, M., 2015. Carbon based coating on steel with improved electrical conductivity. Austin Journal of Nanomedicine & Nanotechnology, 3(1), pp. 1041 - 1047.Publisher
Austin Publishing Group. Song et al. © All rights are reservedVersion
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2015-10-29Publication date
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2381-8956Language
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