As mentioned earlier, the normal passivation film on the galvanized surface of galvanized steel pipes is generally yellow. However, after batches of galvanized steel pipes are cool
When galvanized steel pipes undergo passivation treatment in a passivation solution, the temperature of the chromate passivation solution used should be strictly controlled below 5
The color of the passivation film primarily varies with the content of hexavalent chromium and the thickness of the film. When the concentration of hexavalent chromium is high, the
The thickness of the passivation film generally ranges from 0.5 to 1 micrometer (μ). It is very stable in nature, with a fine and dense structure, exhibiting a transparent metal
Analysis of the passivation film reveals that it primarily contains trivalent chromium, followed by water, hexavalent chromium, and other components such as sulfate, zinc, and sodi
In some passivation solution formulations, acids such as nitric acid, sulfuric acid, phosphoric acid, and acetic acid are added. The advantages include: facilitating the dissolutio
The most representative formula for chromate passivation solution has been in use for over two decades. After such a long period of testing, it has proven to be practical and feasi
In the production of galvanized steel pipes, the main passivation treatment methods currently applied worldwide are chromate passivation and phosphating treatment. The former is pr
(1) To improve the structural composition and gloss of the galvanized coating's surface. (2) To enhance the corrosion resistance and service life of the galvanized coating. (3)
When a piece of iron is placed in a diluted nitric acid solution, it will vigorously dissolve and emit red fumes, which indicates corrosion of the iron. However, if concentrated ni
Because after removing the galvanized steel pipe from the cooling water, it still needs to undergo passivation treatment. If the cooling water attached to the inner and outer surfa
The reason for the appearance of turtle cracking on galvanized steel pipes after water cooling is primarily due to the pipes not undergoing sufficient air cooling, resulting in a r