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- 2022Two and four–electrode configurations for contactless reinforced concrete corrosion monitoringcitations
- 2014Interface control of atomic layer deposited oxide coatings by filtered cathodic arc deposited sublayers for improved corrosion protectioncitations
- 2013Tantalum oxide nanocoatings prepared by atomic layer and filtered cathodic arc deposition for corrosion protection of steelcitations
- 2011Failure mechanism of thin Al2O3 coatings grown by atomic layer deposition for corrosion protection of carbon steelcitations
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Interface control of atomic layer deposited oxide coatings by filtered cathodic arc deposited sublayers for improved corrosion protection
Abstract
Sublayers grown with filtered cathodic arc deposition (FCAD) were added under atomic layer deposited (ALD) oxide coatings for interface control and improved corrosion protection of low alloy steel. The FCAD sublayer was either Ta:O or Cr:OeTa:O nanolaminate, and the ALD layer was Al2O3eTa2O5 nanolaminate, AlxTayOz mixture or graded mixture. The total thicknesses of the FCAD/ALD duplex coatings were be- tween 65 and 120 nm. Thorough analysis of the coatings was conducted to gain insight into the influence of the FCAD sublayer on the overall coating performance. Similar characteristics as with single FCAD and ALD coatings on steel were found in the morphology and composition of the duplex coatings. However, the FCAD process allowed better control of the interface with the steel by reducing the native oxide and preventing its regrowth during the initial stages of the ALD process. Residual hydrocarbon impurities were buried in the interface between the FCAD layer and steel. This enabled growth of ALD layers with improved electrochemical sealing properties, inhibiting the development of localized corrosion by pitting during immersion in acidic NaCl and enhancing durability in neutral salt spray testing.