| 英文摘要 |
In response to the environmental issue, the post-treatment of galvanized steel is gradually toward the surface treatment without trivalent nor hexavalent chromium. In this study, the hot-dip galvannealed steel sheet was used as the substrate to study the performance among chromium-free and commercial chromate samples. Surface characteristics, corrosion resistance, painting application were investigated by 3-dimension optical profiler, scanning electron microscope, atomic force microscope, and electrochemical methods. Results were summarized as follows: (1) From macroscopic to microscopic analyses, surface characteristics was clearly studied, and it’s indicated that the overall roughness was affected by the surfece texture of alloy layer and the thickness of the coating. In addition, the chromium-free A coating manufactured by the modified coating process also showed the better coverage than the other samples. (2) Polarization curve and Nyquist results showed that the chromium-free A sample had the lowest corrosion current (1.48 μA/cm2) and the highest low-frequency impedance (7,261 Ω·cm2), indicating that its corrosion resistance was better than that of other samples. (3) Cyclic corrosion test of painted samples showed that chromium-free samples met requirements. Besides, microstructure analysis confirmed that anodic undermining was the main cause of the blistering. |