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    Electrochemical deposition of Fe–Mo–W alloy coatings from citrate electrolyte
    (Allerton Press, 2016) Karakurkchi, A. V.; Ved, M. V.; Yermolenko, I. Yu.; Sakhnenko, N. D.
    Peculiarities of the electrochemical deposition of Fe–Mo–W coatings from citrate electrolyte containing iron (III) on the substrates of mild steel and gray cast iron are investigated. The effect of the salt concentration of alloying components and electrolysis modes on the quality, composition, and properties of the alloys is determined. It is shown that the alloys formed via nonstationary electrolysis exhibit a more uniform surface and lower content of impurities. The improved physical and mechanical properties as well as corrosion resistance of Fe–Mo–W coatings in comparison with the base metal can be considered as promising technologies for surface hardening and repair of worn items.
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    Electrodeposition of iron-molybdenum-tungsten coatings from citrate electrolytes
    (Pleiades Publishing, 2015) Karakurkchi, A. V.; Ved, M. V.; Sakhnenko, N. D.; Yermolenko, I. Yu.
    Specific features of the electrodeposition of iron–molybdenum–tungsten coatings from citrate electrolytes based on iron(III) sulfate in the dc mode and with a unipolar pulsed current were studied. It was shown that varying the relative concentrations of salts of alloy-forming metals and the solution pH makes it possible to obtain lustrous compact coatings with low porosity and various contents of high-melting components. The effect of temperature on the coating composition and current efficiency was examined. The current density ranges providing high electrolysis efficiency were found and it was demonstrated that using a pulsed current favors formation of more compositionally homogeneous surface layers at a smaller amount of adsorbed nonmetallic impurities in the coatings. The iron–molybdenum–tungsten coatings are X-ray-amorphous and have better physicomechanical properties and corrosion resistance as compared with the base, which makes it possible to recommend these coatings for application in techniques for surface reinforcement and restoration of worn-out articles.