Effect of phosphorous surface segregation on iron-zinc reaction kinetics during hot-dip galvanizing
Effect of phosphorous surface segregation on iron-zinc reaction kinetics during hot-dip galvanizing
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10.1007/s11661-997-0026-5
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1997-12
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C. E. Jordan;R. Zuhr;A. Marder
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C. E. Jordan;R. Zuhr;A. Marder
Phosphorous was ion implanted on one surface of a large grain (10 to 20 mm) low-carbon steel sheet in order to study the effect of surface segregation on the formation of Fe-Zn phases during galvanizing. Both an Al-free and a 0.20 wt pct Al-Zn bath at 450 °C were used in this investigation. It was found that P surface segregation did not affect the kinetics of Fe-Zn phase growth for the total alloy layer or the individual Fe-Zn gamma, delta, and zeta phase alloy layers in the 0.00 wt pct Al-Zn baths. In the 0.20 wt pct Al-Zn bath, the Fe2Al5inhibition layer formed with kinetics, showing linear growth on both the P-ion implanted and non-P-ion implanted surfaces. Fe-Zn phase growth only occurred after extended reaction times on both surfaces and was found to directly correspond to the location of substrate grain boundary sites. These results indicate that P surface segregation does not affect the growth of Fe-Zn phases or the Fe2Al5inhibition layer. It was shown that in the 0.20 wt pct Al-Zn bath, substrate grain boundaries are the dominant steel substrate structural feature that controls the kinetics of Fe-Zn alloy phase growth.