| 英文摘要 |
Dot rust on the surface of zinc-coated steel products with post treatment is one of the quality problems for continuous galvanizing line. In this paper, the defect case of passivated galvannealed steel (GA) was investigated and resolved by various micro-structural analyses. Results were summarized as follows: (1) Cross sectional morphologies by SEM showed that the larger surface roughness (Rmaximum) of Zn-Fe layer caused the thinner thickness of conversion coating on the peak of the alloy layer and resulted in formation of the tiny rust at these less protective regions. Thus, the poorer wetting ability of the substrate led to the crater defect on paint-coated GAproducts. (2) In order to improve the above defect, the concentration and composition of the solution were adjusted to enhance its reactivity with Zn-Fe layer. Salt spray test approved that corrosion resistance of the modified sample was improved obviously. (3) Finally, modified coils produced by continuous galvanizing line were tried out by customers. Nowadays, production of the modified coils has exceeded 12,000 MT/year. |