| 英文摘要 |
Electrical steels (ES) are alloys of Fe-Si with special electromagnetic properties, due to which ES can serve as a platform for energy transformation in power generators, compressors, motors and transformers. To gain anti-corrosion capability, electrical insulation, and workability, most modern ES coils are surface coated. Nowadays there are two main coating systems for ES, the chromium (Cr)-based and the Cr-free. So far the Cr-based coatings have been the standard for ES and are still dominant now, even though they are not environment-friendly in the manufacturing stage. And the performance of the Cr-free ES coatings must be elevated before taking place of the present Cr-based system in the market. In this paper, an advanced Cr-free ES coating, C6N8-2, is investigated and compared with C6N8-1 (Cr-free) and C628 (Cr-based) for benchmarking. C6N8-2 not only overwhelms C6N8-1 but also has performance as good as or even better than C628 in corrosion resistance, interlayer resistance, adherence to substrates. Therefore, C6N8-2 coating is expected to promote the application of environment-friendly Cr-free technologies in general-purpose as well as high-performance ES end products. |