X-ray Analysis of Hot-galvanized Heat-treated Coatings

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
F. R. Morral
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Jan 1, 1940

Abstract

HOT-DIPPED heat-treated zinc coatings on sheet steel were examined with X-rays. The phases identified were compared with those listed in the modern literature of the zinc-iron system. The zeta (FeZn13) phase is shown to correspond to the phase found by Schueler (1925) in heat-treated zinc coatings. An investigation was undertaken to determine the phases present in hot-dipped FIG. I.-SYSTEM IRON-ZINC ACCORDING TO J. SCHRAMM.11 heat-treated zinc coatings on steel sheets and wire. This kind of coating on wire was studied some years ago by Schueler1 by microscopic and chemical methods. He reported a new phase, FeZn10. Later, Clark and Stillwell,2 using X-ray crystal analysis, identified a new phase in ordinary galva-nized wire, which was assumed to be the FeZn10 phase.
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APA: F. R. Morral  (1940)  X-ray Analysis of Hot-galvanized Heat-treated Coatings

MLA: F. R. Morral X-ray Analysis of Hot-galvanized Heat-treated Coatings. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1940.

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