Thermal Properties of Sulphuric Acid Anodic Coatings

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A 25-micron sulphuric acid anodic coating begins to break down at temperatures around 135°C, as evidenced by a significant drop in its electrical properties. This degradation occurs due to the thermal instability of the coating at elevated temperatures. Users should monitor the thermal limits of anodic coatings to ensure optimal performance in high-temperature applications.

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  • Familiarity with sulphuric acid anodizing techniques
  • Basic principles of electrical conductivity in coatings
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Hi,

Can anyone tell me at what temperature a 25micron sulphuric acid anodic coating will start to breakdown. I have noticed that after exposure to 135°C the electrical properties of the coating have dropped drastically.

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Dan
 
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