Material Selection and Corrosion Protection for Bi-Metallic Systems in Automotive Environments

831831

12/05/1983

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Abstract
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This paper addresses the use of aluminum and magnesium as light weight materials for automobile suspension and engine applications. It will review the methods of approach in protecting these components from automotive environments and some of the coatings used to insulate bi-metallic couples.
Most of the results that follow have been supported by extensive testing in accelerated environments designed to simulate worst case automotive field exposure. The test parameters will be discussed and several A-B comparisons shown.
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DOI
https://doi.org/10.4271/831831
Pages
16
Citation
Schlitt, R., and Eschebach, R., "Material Selection and Corrosion Protection for Bi-Metallic Systems in Automotive Environments," SAE Technical Paper 831831, 1983, https://doi.org/10.4271/831831.
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Published
Dec 5, 1983
Product Code
831831
Content Type
Technical Paper
Language
English