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Effect of scan rates and imposed potentials on the formationand growth of oxide film on Ti6Al4V alloy surface in 3% NaCl

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  23 September 2011

E. Nouicer ,
F.Z. Benlahreche ,
L. Yahia ,
M. Eutamene  and
H. Chadli
E. Nouicer
Affiliation:
Laboratory of Phases Transformation, Department of Physics, Constantine University, 25000, Algeria. e-mail: n_elamine@yahoo.fr
F.Z. Benlahreche
Affiliation:
Industrial Chemistry Department, Constantine University, 25000, Algeria
L. Yahia
Affiliation:
Laboratory of Phases Transformation, Department of Physics, Constantine University, 25000, Algeria. e-mail: n_elamine@yahoo.fr
M. Eutamene
Affiliation:
Industrial Chemistry Department, Constantine University, 25000, Algeria
H. Chadli
Affiliation:
Metallurgy and Materials engineering Department, Annaba University, 23000, Algeria
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Abstract

In the present study, the formation and growth of an oxide film on a titanium alloyTi6Al4V surface immersed in 3% NaCl solution using anodisation at various imposedpotentials was investigated by two electrochemical techniques, cyclic polarisation andimpedance measurements. In the cyclic polarisation studies at different scan rates, theobtained curves show a large range of passivation, due to the formation of a protectiveoxide film, generally TiO2. In addition, the negative hysteresis that appearedduring the cyclic polarisation with the shift of the corrosion potential in the more nobledirection (approximately +260 mV) may be explained by a reduction of the corrosionproducts. It was found that the lower the scan rates the lower the passivation current,and the scan rates did not have a significant effect on the potential or current ofcorrosion. The impedance measurements (Nyquist and Bode plots) at various imposedpotentials show that Ti6Al4V has a capacitive behaviour in the passive field, due to theformation and growth of the oxide film.

Keywords

Titanium alloyelectrochemical techniquescyclic polarisationimpedance measurementpassivationAlliage de titanepolarisation cycliquepassivationmesures des impédances
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Research Article
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Metallurgical Research & Technology , Volume 108 , Issue 2 , 2011 , pp. 69 - 74
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© EDP Sciences, 2011

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