The adhesiveness of metallized coating was determined by a tensile test method with reference to its absorbed energy.
The specimen consisted essentially of a shaft which was provided with a hole clear throngh its axis. A stud is fitted in this hole, with one end flush with the flat surface of the shaft which was one side of the sections.
Preparation was applied all over the flat surface of the shaft and hence to the end of the stud.
After bonding and spraying the stud was pulled out of the shaft in a testing machine.
It was found that the adhesiveness of metallized coating is given by
W/π/4
d2kg·m/cm
2, where
W is absorbed energy by the specimen and its jig in kg·m and was determined by a load-elongation curve abtained by the testing machine, and
d is a diameter of the end of the stud in cm.
The practical measurement performed by this method with
d of 2.0, 1.0 and 0.5cm showed that the maximum value of the adhesiveness between a metallized coating of 13 Cr stainless steel (about 1.5mm thick) and the base metal of 0.2C mild steel prepared by spraying with molybdenum was about 0.8kg·m/cm
2, and mean value 0.33kg·m/cm
2 in any case of
d.
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