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97531 CORROSION PROTECTION COMPARISON OF A CHROMATE CONVERSION COATING TO A NOVEL CONDUCTIVE POLYMER COATING ON ALUMINUM ALLOYS

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Product Number: 51300-97531-SG
ISBN: 97531 1997 CP
Author: R. Brown, R. J. Racicot, S. C. Yang
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Comparisons of the corrosion resistance performance of a novel polyaniline based double strand conductive polymer coating versus a chromate conversion coating on two aluminum alloys were made. Potentiodynamic scans, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) in 0.5N NaCl solutions and ASTM B-117 salt spray tests were performed on coated samples of AA7075-T6 and AA2024-T3 aluminum alloys. Results show the conductive polymer film offers, at the least, an equivalent protection performance as the chromate coating with a two order of magnitude reduction in corrosion current densities in cyclic polarization tests, near equivalent impedance values and less undercutting of a scribed area in salt spray test samples. In an acidic salt solution of pH 3.6, the conductive polymer offers an improved performance with a one order of magnitude higher impedance over the chromate coatings. Keywords: conductive polymer, corrosion protection, polyaniline, chromate replacement, aluminum alloys
Comparisons of the corrosion resistance performance of a novel polyaniline based double strand conductive polymer coating versus a chromate conversion coating on two aluminum alloys were made. Potentiodynamic scans, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) in 0.5N NaCl solutions and ASTM B-117 salt spray tests were performed on coated samples of AA7075-T6 and AA2024-T3 aluminum alloys. Results show the conductive polymer film offers, at the least, an equivalent protection performance as the chromate coating with a two order of magnitude reduction in corrosion current densities in cyclic polarization tests, near equivalent impedance values and less undercutting of a scribed area in salt spray test samples. In an acidic salt solution of pH 3.6, the conductive polymer offers an improved performance with a one order of magnitude higher impedance over the chromate coatings. Keywords: conductive polymer, corrosion protection, polyaniline, chromate replacement, aluminum alloys
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