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Analysis of Corrosion Rate of Nanohybrid AA 6351/SiC/ZrO2 Composites by Tafel Extrapolation Technique
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The corrosion resistance of an aluminium alloy (AA 6351) reinforced with nano-Silicon Carbide particles and various weight ratios of nano-Zirconium dioxide particles is explored in this study. AA6351–nanoSiC (5 wt%) composites were treated using powder metallurgy to add nanoZrO2 (3–9 wt% in steps of 3%) to the composition. Electrochemical polarisation measurements assessed the effect of nano-Zirconium dioxide reinforcement on corrosion behaviour in a 3.5% sodium chloride solution. The Tafel method calculated the corrosion rate and the achieved polarisation results. Thus, according to findings, adding more nano-Zirconium dioxide particles into the aluminium alloy (6351) +5% SiC matrix increase corrosion resistance and decrease corrosion rate.
Analysis of Corrosion Rate of Nanohybrid AA 6351/SiC/ZrO2 Composites by Tafel Extrapolation Technique
https://orcid.org/http://orcid.org/0000-0003-4696-1096
The corrosion resistance of an aluminium alloy (AA 6351) reinforced with nano-Silicon Carbide particles and various weight ratios of nano-Zirconium dioxide particles is explored in this study. AA6351–nanoSiC (5 wt%) composites were treated using powder metallurgy to add nanoZrO2 (3–9 wt% in steps of 3%) to the composition. Electrochemical polarisation measurements assessed the effect of nano-Zirconium dioxide reinforcement on corrosion behaviour in a 3.5% sodium chloride solution. The Tafel method calculated the corrosion rate and the achieved polarisation results. Thus, according to findings, adding more nano-Zirconium dioxide particles into the aluminium alloy (6351) +5% SiC matrix increase corrosion resistance and decrease corrosion rate.
Analysis of Corrosion Rate of Nanohybrid AA 6351/SiC/ZrO2 Composites by Tafel Extrapolation Technique
https://orcid.org/http://orcid.org/0000-0003-4696-1096
The corrosion resistance of an aluminium alloy (AA 6351) reinforced with nano-Silicon Carbide particles and various weight ratios of nano-Zirconium dioxide particles is explored in this study. AA6351–nanoSiC (5 wt%) composites were treated using powder metallurgy to add nanoZrO2 (3–9 wt% in steps of 3%) to the composition. Electrochemical polarisation measurements assessed the effect of nano-Zirconium dioxide reinforcement on corrosion behaviour in a 3.5% sodium chloride solution. The Tafel method calculated the corrosion rate and the achieved polarisation results. Thus, according to findings, adding more nano-Zirconium dioxide particles into the aluminium alloy (6351) +5% SiC matrix increase corrosion resistance and decrease corrosion rate.
Analysis of Corrosion Rate of Nanohybrid AA 6351/SiC/ZrO2 Composites by Tafel Extrapolation Technique
J. Inst. Eng. India Ser. D
SarithNaidu, T. (author) / VenkataSubbaiah, K. (author)
Journal of The Institution of Engineers (India): Series D ; 105 ; 1771-1779
2024-12-01
9 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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