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Plant Production Trials of Iron-Zinc Alloy Coatings on a CAROSEL Facility
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Plant trials of an electroplated iron-zinc alloy coating were conducted in France on a U. S. Steel Corporation licensed CAROSEL facility. Plating electrolyte and line conditions were studied to develop optimum conditions for producing a 10 to 20 percent iron-zinc alloy coating. The product involved two-side alloy coatings as well as alloy on one surface and zinc on the other surface. A chloride plating electrolyte and soluble anodes were employed. Experience gained from the trials is being used to help design the new electrogalvanizing facility being built by U. S. Steel and Rouge Steel.
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Johnson, W., Pfister, L., and Higgs, R., "Plant Production Trials of Iron-Zinc Alloy Coatings on a CAROSEL Facility," SAE Technical Paper 850003, 1985, https://doi.org/10.4271/850003.Also In
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- Higgs R. F. Komp M. E. Oles, E. J. Jr. “One-Side-Electrogalvanized Steel Sheet for Automotive Applications,” SAE Technical Paper No. 800442 February 25-29 1980
- Johnson W. R. Vrable J. B. “Corrosion Resistance and Paintability of Zinc and Zinc-Alloy Coatings for Automotive Sheet,” SAE Technical Paper No. 840213 February 27 March 2 1984