Nanoceramic Coating an Introduction

Advantages of Nanoceramic Coating over Zinc phosphate coating – Zinc Phosphate Coating has been widely used in metal pretreatment for more than five decades. Limitations of traditional zinc phosphate coating: High energy and power consumption; excessive sludge formation, posing disposal issues; prolonged processing time, especially for room-temperature phosphate coatings. Zirconia, titania, ceria, and zinc oxide coatings have been researched for superior corrosion resistance. Nano-coatings do not form insoluble sludge, making them eco-friendly alternatives. No heavy metals such as chromium, nickel, or manganese are involved. Applications in Marine and Industrial Sectors: Nano-ceramic coatings help in preventing microbial colonization and fouling in marine environments and in improving durability in industrial applications.

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Indian Patent Granted to the Reasearch Works on Nanoceramic Coating for Copper

Indian Patent has been granted to University of Madras for the research work carried out by E. Ramanathan and S. Balasubramanian on Nanoceramic Coating for Copper. This invention has been made at the Department of Inorganic Chemistry, University of Madras, which is a simple process of coating with nanosized oxides of zirconium, titanium and zinc…

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