Article | REF: COR380 V1

Galvanized steels; a surface treatment against corrosion

Author: Ludovic NÉEL

Publication date: June 10, 2012

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2. Anti-corrosion coating performance

2.1 Surface stabilization

The zinc deposited on the surface by galvanizing rapidly evolves to form stable corrosion products, which in turn form a protective barrier layer (figure 10 ).

Natural formation of the zinc patina on the coating [1].
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