Electroplating engineering handbook
As an instructor in various finishing courses, I have frequently made the statement over the years that "In the field of metal finishing there is very little black and white, just a great deal of grey. In the pages that follow, you will therefore find frequent references to other sources where more detailed explanations or information can be found.
x, 790 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm
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I. General Processing Data.- 1. Tables of Data.- 2. Design for Plating.- 3. Metal Surface Preparation and Cleaning.- 4. Typical Processing and Operating Sequences.- 5. Wastewater Control and Treatment.- 6. Plating Bath Compositions and Operating Conditions.- 7. Plating Standards and Specifications.- 8. Troubleshooting.- 9. Analysis of Plating Solutions.- 10. Testing Electrodeposited Coatings.- 11. Industrial Hygiene and Safety.- 12. Relevant Materials Science for Electroplaters.- 13. Surface Protection and Finishing Treatments.- 14. Nonelectrolytic Metal Coating Processes.- 15. Current and Metal Distribution.- 16. Electroforming.- II. Engineering Fundamentals and Practice.- 17. Plant Location and Layout.- 18. Floors—Plans and Construction.- 19. Tanks—Design, Construction Installation and Maintenance.- 20. Linings.- 21. Heating and Cooling Equipment.- 22. Design, Construction, Insulation and Maintenance of Plating Racks.- 23. Manually Operated Installations.- 24. Barrels.- 25. Semi- and Fully Automatic Plating Machines.- 26. Continuous Plating Equipment for Steel Mill Products.- 27. Anode and Cathode Rod and Bus Systems.- 28. Exhaust Systems.- 29. Electrode Materials and Design.- 30. Rectifiers.- 31. Pulse Plating.- 32. Rinsing.- 33. Drying Practices and Equipment.- 34. Filtration.- 35. Auxiliary Equipment for the Plating Room.- 36. General Maintenance.- 37. Electrochemical Machining.- 38. Electrodeposition of Organic Coatings.- 39. High Speed Plating.
Originally published: New York : Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1984