Process agitation: from air bubbling to eductor jetting

Agitation has always been recognised as a necessary parameter for electrodeposition. However since its inception in 1840, the purpose has changed from avoiding stagnation to increasing production rates and quality properties of the deposit. Consequently, the mode of agitation has changed substantial...

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Published inTransactions of the Institute of Metal Finishing Vol. 84; no. 2; pp. 67 - 78
Main Author Gabe, D. R.
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Birmingham Taylor & Francis 01.03.2006
Institute of Metal Finishing
Subjects
AIR SPARGING
Applied sciences
EDUCTORS
Exact sciences and technology
FLUID FLOW
JET FLOW
Metals. Metallurgy
Production techniques
STIRRING
Surface treatment
Jet flow
Flow(fluid)
Stirring
Air sparging
Fluid flow
Eductors
Air
Surface treatment
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Summary:Agitation has always been recognised as a necessary parameter for electrodeposition. However since its inception in 1840, the purpose has changed from avoiding stagnation to increasing production rates and quality properties of the deposit. Consequently, the mode of agitation has changed substantially. In the present paper, the methods and purposes of agitation are discussed and related to the enhanced characteristics achieved and the disadvantages which may arise.
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ISSN:0020-2967
1745-9192
DOI:10.1179/174591906X114453