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How would you minimize galvanic corrosion with this technique, if it were used for cars? edit: to be specific, this technique would seem to require that you pr
by OopsCriticality 11y ago
How would you minimize galvanic corrosion with this technique, if it were used for cars?
edit: to be specific, this technique would seem to require that you prevent galvanic corrosion through surface coatings, but that doesn't seem to me to be a lasting solution for consumer automotive applications. It would seem like adhesives would be a superior choice since they can insulate the different metals from one another, reducing the need for the surface coating to maintain integrity.
- phasetransition 11y agoAdhesives (e.g. ITW Plexus) are used in automotive, but your typical car has all kinds of galvanically wrong things going on inside. There are lots of techniques that have been developed to deal with the couples. Automotive industry have also developed more robust corrosion testing standards (e.g. SAE J2334). Appeal to Authority: I don't work in the automotive industry, but I do use an automotive coating system for day job products that need high levels of corrosion protection.