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Effect of Black Plate on Corrosion Resistance of T5 Tinplate

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The effect of black plate on corrosion resistance of T5 tinplate was studied by glow discharge spectrograph, X-ray diffractometer (XRD), stress tester, roughness tester and metallographic microscope. The result shows that black plate influences corrosion resistance of T5 tinplate intensely. It also indicates that the increase of content of manganese, phosphorus, silicon and aluminum in black plate would reduce the corrosion resistance of T5 tinplate and the increase of degree of crystal orientation on (200) crystal face, |X − Y| value (internal stress difference within two orientation), roughness and exposure degree of iron grain after the same acid wash of black plate would enhance the corrosion resistance of T5 tinplate and the grain number of black plate has small effect on corrosion resistance of T5 tinplate.

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    Xing-qiao Huang (Doctor), Ning Li, Li-min Jiang & De-yu Li

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Huang, Xq., Li, N., Jiang, Lm. et al. Effect of Black Plate on Corrosion Resistance of T5 Tinplate. J. Iron Steel Res. Int. 13, 59–64 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1016/S1006-706X(06)60046-0

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