CN1348022A - Electrolyte for electrothermal film of electromolding alloy - Google Patents

Electrolyte for electrothermal film of electromolding alloy Download PDF

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CN1348022A
CN1348022A CN 00129764 CN00129764A CN1348022A CN 1348022 A CN1348022 A CN 1348022A CN 00129764 CN00129764 CN 00129764 CN 00129764 A CN00129764 A CN 00129764A CN 1348022 A CN1348022 A CN 1348022A
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The electrolyte consists of chlorides of Cr, Al, Ni and Mo, ammonium chloride, ferric chloride, sodium citrate, etc. When the electrolyte is used, alloy film as thermal film is formed in the cathode through reduction. The thermal film thus formed has high electrothermal efficiency, low cost, high performance, high safety and other advantages.

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The electrolytic solution that electrothermal film of electromolding alloy is used
Technical field involved in the present invention is: electrochemical redox reaction, particularly a kind of extraordinary electrolytic solution that uses in electrothermal film of electromolding alloy making processes.
Galvanoplastics development has had the time of four more than ten years into so far, but, it is in the actual procedure that really is applied to industry and scientific research, be only limited in the use of single element metallic substance, no foundation is looked in electroforming to complex element so far, and general effect is when using galvanoplastics: a, improve surfaceness and carry out decoration function, b, improve the wear-resisting effect on surface; Duplicating of c, part model.And adopt field that galvanoplastics is applied to Electric radiant Heating Film beyond example still.Essential substance in carrying out the electrothermal film of electromolding alloy process-electrothermal film of electromolding alloy electrolytic solution be the link of a particularly important.
The electrolytic solution that the object of the present invention is to provide a kind of electrothermal film of electromolding alloy to use, under the effect of this electrolytic solution, cooperation through galvanoplastics, the character of the Electric radiant Heating Film that negative electrode (being component models) is restored is the metallic membrane of golden composition of isozygotying, thereby thoroughly changed the defective of metal current electrothermal tube and spary coating type Electric radiant Heating Film, improved electrothermal efficiency greatly and avoided that original electrical heating element is expensive, lower performance, the dangerous and shortcoming of factor such as effect in short-term.
The object of the present invention is achieved like this: the electrolytic solution that a kind of electrothermal film of electromolding alloy is used is characterized in that: the electrolytic solution component and the content of low density power (being the electrical heating element of unit surface power density smaller or equal to 5W) are (by weight percentage):
Chromium chloride 24-26%
Aluminum chloride 23-25%
Nickelous chloride 4-6%
Ammonium chloride 5-5.5%
Iron protochloride 0.5-0.8%
Boric acid 0.4-0.6%
Trisodium Citrate 6-8%
Molybdenum chloride 2-7%
Pure water 33-34%
The use temperature scope of electrolytic solution: 25-40 ℃, pH value: 0.2-0.4; The specific gravity range of this electrolytic solution is: 1.173-1.182 gram/cubic centimetre; Current density is: 10-13 ampere/square decimeter.
Anode material: 1Cr18Ni9 or 1Cr18Ni9Ti or 0Cr25AlMO2 or Ni80Cr20 or platinum plate;
The electrolytic solution that a kind of electrothermal film of electromolding alloy is used is characterized in that: the electrolytic solution component and the content of high-density power (being the electrical heating element of unit surface power density more than or equal to 5W) are (by weight percentage):
Chromium chloride 27-29%
Aluminum chloride 24-28%
Nickelous chloride 7-12%
Ammonium chloride 5-5.5%
Boric acid 0.3-0.6%
Trisodium Citrate 5-7%
Molybdenum chloride 4-7.5%
The pure water surplus.
Electrolytic solution use temperature scope: 25-40 ℃.PH value 0.2-0.4 current density: 12-18 ampere/square decimeter; The specific gravity range of this electrolytic solution is: 1.187-1.196 gram/cubic centimetre; Anode materials used: Cr20Ni80 or graphite or 0Cr25Al15MO2 or platinum plate.
Determine as follows for the quality requirements base region that each raw material uses: 1, ammonium chloride: NH 4Cl content is no less than 99.5% analytical pure; 2, crystal aluminum chloride: AlCl 36H 2O content is no less than 98% analytical pure; 3, nickelous chloride: NiCl 26H 2O content is no less than 99.5% analytical pure; 4, iron protochloride: FeCl 24H 2O content is no less than 99.5% analytical pure; 5, boric acid: H 3BO 3Content is no less than 99.5% analytical pure; 6, chromium chloride: CrCl 36H 2O content is no less than 98% analytical pure; 7, molybdenum chloride: MoCl 3Content is no less than 98% analytical pure; 8, pure water: pH value is in the 6.5-7.5 scope, and non-pure water impurity is smaller or equal to 0.15%.
Concrete preparation and using method: 1, at first determine to select for use which kind of electrolytic solution according to the use occasion difference of electrical heating element; 2, the kind of determining electrolytic solution is prepared by following program afterwards: a: take a sample respectively under the help of electronic balance with the container ware of independent beaker or nonmetal corrosion-resistant cleaning and weigh; B: the order of pouring the aqueous solution into is: chromium chloride → aluminum chloride → nickelous chloride → ammonium chloride → molybdenum chloride → iron protochloride
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→ Trisodium Citrate → stirring is treated to dissolve fully → is attached boric acid to adjust agent → PH instrument test as pH value.Annotate: band
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Number for having according to circumstances or not having.3, deployed electrolytic solution should filter through 200 purpose silk screens earlier before using, the silk screen material requires to be corrosion resistant non-metallic material, its effect is: filter out the solid particulate in the electrolytic solution, in order to avoid the generation of coarse crystal grain appears in the time deposition of the reaction in cathode reduction process.4, use in the process of this electrolytic solution and should use the method for machinery or pneumatic blending to be cooperated, reason is: this solution proportion is bigger, easily produces precipitation and impact effect.When using, these two kinds of methods to note: stir up and down as long as solution is produced, and allow the existing generation of acutely stirring anything but, otherwise ununiformity and the slow phenomenon of sedimentation velocity will occur depositing.
This electrolytic solution should be avoided the influence of environment dust and operates in the temperature range of regulation in use and preservation process.

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1, the electrolytic solution used of a kind of electrothermal film of electromolding alloy is characterized in that: the electrolytic solution component of low power density (being the electrical heating element of unit surface power density smaller or equal to 5W) and content are (by weight percentage):
Chromium chloride 24-26%
Aluminum chloride 23-25%
Nickelous chloride 4-6%
Ammonium chloride 5-5.5%
Iron protochloride 0.5-0.8%
Boric acid 0.4-0.6%
Trisodium Citrate 6-8%
Molybdenum chloride 2-7%
The use temperature scope of pure water 33-34% electrolytic solution: 25-40 ℃, pH value: 0.2-0.4; The specific gravity range of this electrolytic solution is: 1.173-1.182 gram/cubic centimetre; Current density is: 10-13 ampere/square decimeter.
2, the electrolytic solution used of a kind of electrothermal film of electromolding alloy is characterized in that: the electrolytic solution component of high power density (being the electrical heating element of unit surface power density more than or equal to 5W) and content are (by weight percentage):
Chromium chloride 27-29%
Aluminum chloride 24-28%
Nickelous chloride 7-12%
Ammonium chloride 5-5.5%
Boric acid 0.3-0.6%
Trisodium Citrate 5-7%
Molybdenum chloride 4-7.5%
Pure water residual electrolyte use temperature scope: 25-40 ℃, pH value 0.2-0.4 current density: 12-18 ampere/square decimeter; The specific gravity range of this electrolytic solution is: 1.187-1.196 gram/cubic centimetre.
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