英文摘要 |
This study investigated the corrosion resistance to CF4 and the dielectric strength of anodically oxidized aluminum coating. The anodically oxidized aluminum specimens were a shot peened surface (Ra 3.5 m) and aluminum coating a 12-m-thick electrochemically polished aluminum coating, and a 55-m-thick electrochemically polished aluminum coating. These specimens were anodically oxidized in three electrolytes sulfuric acid, oxalic acid, and phosphoric acid, and the respective diameters of the cylindrical holes in the resulting porous coating were 37 nm, 70 nm, and 230nm. Because the pores of the sulfuric-acid-treated specimen were the smallest, the subsequent seal treatment was easiest to conduct. Thus, the specimen oxidized in sulfuric acid was further seal-treated in boiling water. The measurement obtained during induction coupled plasma (ICP) etching with CF4 showed that the dielectric strength of the coating decreased as the etching duration decreased. Both the annealing treatment and the ICP etching of the specimen caused the dielectric strength of the coating to deteriorate. |