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NASA NTRS · 20150003132

Friction Modifier Using Adherent Metallic Multilayered or Mixed Element Layer Conversion Coatings

Abstract

A process for creating conversion coatings and spin, drawing, and extrusion finishes for surfaces, wherein the conversion coatings and spin, drawing, and extrusion finishes contain potassium, phosphorus, nitrogen, and one or more non-alkaline metals and/or one or more metalloids. The process comprises forming an aqueous solution of water, phosphoric acid or sulfuric acid, ammonium hydroxide, an alkali metal hydroxide, and one or more non-alkaline metals and/or one or more metalloids. The aqueous solution forms an anti-friction multilayer conversion and/or mixed element coating or a spin, drawing, and extrusion finish on a surface when applied to the surface, either directly without the use of applied external electromotive force, or as an additive in lubricating fluids.

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Schramm, Harry F., Defalco, Francis G., Starks, Lloyd L., Sr.. 2013-10-22. Friction Modifier Using Adherent Metallic Multilayered or Mixed Element Layer Conversion Coatings. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20150003132

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