Tendencies in Modern Plating - C&EN Global Enterprise (ACS

Nov 4, 2010 - THE improved type of plating work being done today, the higher current densities now in use, and improved throwing power and thinner ...
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bath, free from dirt and foreign matter, cuts down rejections, speeds plating time, and permits a week of production without R. M . S h i e l d s , T h e D u r i r o n C o . , I n c . , D a y t o n , O h i o shutdown for cleaning. Many tanks which were previously cleaned weekly are operating on a six months' schedule. Internal heating coils had been accepted as a necessary evil in plating tanks until a perfected external heat exchanger was offered at moderate cost in corrosionresisting alloys. Modern plating baths can now be externally heated by steamactuated heaters, the usual plan being to pump from t h e tank through a quickly cleaned filter press which can De by-passed for quicker heat-up time in the morning or after the usual week-end shutdown. From this point the solution is handled through a noncorrosive and noncontaminating Duriron heater and so back t o t h e tank. Suitable controls o n t h e heat exchangers maintain the desired temperature within =*=1° F. Undesirable agitation, stratification, and dead spots in the bath are prevented by drawing from and discharging through perforated Duriron pipe laid the entire length of the tank. These heat exchangers have also been used as coolers with a second unit operating in parallel as a heater. Such equipment improves general working conditions in the plating room and keeps equipI n s t a l l a t i o n o f D u r i r o n p u m p s , h e a t e x c h a n g e r s , valves, pipe a n d fittings ment readily accessible. Solution losses d u e to overnight siphoning through leaky HE improved type of plating work beOptimum plating temperatures are now internal coils are eliminated and t h e tank ing done today, the higher current assured through the use of external heaters, volume is available for production work. densities now in use, and improved throwautomatically operated. I t has been A typical installation is shown in t h e ing power and thinner deposits on many shown in practice that better work can be photograph. Such installations are operattypes of work necessitate better control done and heavier schedules maintained ing today with distinct savings t o t h e of plating solutions. Improved practice by periodic or even continuous filtering plater on standard nickel, bright nickel, demonstrates the advantages of closer of the solution, more particularly the chromium, tin, copper, etc. Bonderizing watch on the bath make-up, such as can bright nickel solutions so widely accepted and anodizing installations also use equipbe accomplished by modern pH apparatus. by t h e modern plating plant. A clean ment of this general nature to advantage.

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