Color Characteristic and Formation Mechanism of Black Ceramic Coating by Micro Arc Oxidation on 1060 Aluminum Alloy

WEI Xiao-yi, CHEN Hong, HAO Jian-min, CHEN Yong-nan

Surface Technology ›› 2014, Vol. 43 ›› Issue (1) : 44-49.

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Color Characteristic and Formation Mechanism of Black Ceramic Coating by Micro Arc Oxidation on 1060 Aluminum Alloy

  • WEI Xiao-yi, CHEN Hong, HAO Jian-min, CHEN Yong-nan
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Objective Black ceramic coating was obtained by micro-arc oxidation on the surface of 1060 aluminum alloy and the mechanism of the black ceramic coating was discussed. Methods The blackness,composition, microstructure of ceramic coating in different electrolytes were studied by color measurement instrument, EDS, XPS, SEM and other methods. Results The results showed that the addition amount of Na2WO4 and NH4VO3had great effects on the coating color features and apparent morphology, as the Na2WO4 and NH4VO3contents increased, the blackness degree of the membrane layer increased, while the surface roughness decreased. Conclusion In the process of micro-arc oxidation, the WO42-and VO3-ions in the electrolyte were involved in the film forming reaction, generating the V2O5, V2O3, WOxand WO3 oxides with black color characteristics, which were distributed throughout the film layer and the porous structure, leading to the black color features. With the increase in the addition amount of Na2WO4and NH4VO3, the amount of color oxides in the membrane layer and the pore structure increased, reducing the roughness of the film layer.

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aluminum alloy; micro-arc oxidation; black ceramic film; blackness

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WEI Xiao-yi, CHEN Hong, HAO Jian-min, CHEN Yong-nan. Color Characteristic and Formation Mechanism of Black Ceramic Coating by Micro Arc Oxidation on 1060 Aluminum Alloy[J]. Surface Technology. 2014, 43(1): 44-49
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