More information regarding Dross Inclusion can be found in the AGA KnowledgeBase: www.galvanizeit.org/knowledgebase/article/dross-inclusion. Specific information regarding how to eliminate dross formation is available to AGA members.
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The length of each step depends on the thickness and surface condition of the steel. Thicker steels and those with a lot of mill scale or oxides take longer to clean, and will spend more time in surface preparation. In the galvanizing kettle, the thickness of the steel and density of the rack being dipped will dictate the amount of time needed. Basically, once the steel has reached bath temperature, it is ready to be withdrawn. The typical immersion time in the molten zinc bath is 5-7 minutes.
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Excellent depiction of the process! Lucid & precise!!
Naresh Hingoranee how do you protect threaded Bolts from being galvanized what is the procedure
as far as I know, you dont. You do tap the nuts oversize tho...
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Thank you so much
How this will avoid oxidation if there's no flux in the zinc bath or how does it avoid oxidation when flux bath is separated?
What simulation uses software
Yes! Very cool.
Do you know how to eliminate dross formation on the bath?
More information regarding Dross Inclusion can be found in the AGA KnowledgeBase: www.galvanizeit.org/knowledgebase/article/dross-inclusion. Specific information regarding how to eliminate dross formation is available to AGA members.
Hey thanks for ur respond.Btw good video there! :)
David saved up for 100 years just to buy a 1x1sqm house. not even a coffin could fit! David used galvanized square steel and eco friendly wood veneers and screws borrowed from his aunt
What is inside the flux solution?
The flux solution, as shown in this video, is formulated from ammonium chloride (NH4Cl) and zinc chloride (ZnCl2).
how long is each step
The length of each step depends on the thickness and surface condition of the steel. Thicker steels and those with a lot of mill scale or oxides take longer to clean, and will spend more time in surface preparation. In the galvanizing kettle, the thickness of the steel and density of the rack being dipped will dictate the amount of time needed. Basically, once the steel has reached bath temperature, it is ready to be withdrawn. The typical immersion time in the molten zinc bath is 5-7 minutes.
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