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I. Principles of Chemical Polishing
1. Corrosion Selectivity
Chemical polishing achieves smoothing by preferentially dissolving
raised areas of a metal surface with a chemical solution. Its key
principle is that the dissolution rate of microscopically high
(more active) surface ridges is significantly higher than that of
concave areas, ultimately resulting in a smooth surface.
The process consists of two stages: Macro-smoothing: removing
roughness (micrometer-level) by forming a viscous liquid film on
the surface to achieve differential dissolution; Micro-glossing:
removing crystallographic defects (submicrometer-level), relying on
a balance between the formation and dissolution of a solid oxide
film.
2. Reaction Mechanism
Acidic components (such as phosphoric acid and nitric acid) in the
polishing solution react with the metal to form an easily peelable
passivation film or dissolution products. Mechanical flow removes
the reactants, preventing localized accumulation.
Additives (such as corrosion inhibitors and oxidants) regulate the
reaction rate to prevent excessive corrosion or pitting defects.
II. Typical Applications and Process Parameters
| Parameters/Components | Characteristics |
| Polishing Fluid Composition | Phosphoric acid + nitric acid + sulfuric acid (stainless steel) or tri-acid system (aluminum alloy) |
| Operating Temperature | Stainless steel: 80-100°C; aluminum alloy: 90-110°C |
| Polishing Time | 1-10 minutes (depending on workpiece material and roughness) |
III. Maintenance and Optimization
1. Bath Management
Regularly check the acid concentration (e.g., nitric acid ≤ 15%),
replenish the oxidizer, and remove any deposits (every 1-3 weeks).
Avoid the accumulation of metal ions (e.g., Fe₃⁺) to prevent the
polishing fluid from becoming ineffective.
2. Equipment Maintenance
Inspect seals (NBR/fluororubber) for aging and replace them to
prevent leakage.
Acid clean the titanium alloy heating tubes quarterly to remove the
passivation layer and maintain heat transfer efficiency.
I. Core Structure
1. Tank Body
Material: Typically made of corrosion-resistant materials such as
polypropylene (PP), polyvinyl chloride (PVC), or titanium alloy.
Some tanks feature a double-layer structure (inner lining of
fluoroplastic or rubber, outer layer of steel/concrete) to enhance
mechanical strength and chemical resistance.
Design Type: Depending on the workpiece shape and process
requirements, polishing tanks can be divided into sleeve-type
polishing tanks (for localized polishing), tube-type polishing
tanks (for hollow workpieces), and oscillating polishing tanks
(with an oscillating head).
2. Temperature Control System
Heating Method: Tank temperature is controlled via steam, electric
heating, or an internal titanium alloy coil. The typical operating
temperature range is 80-100°C.
Circulation and Agitation: Equipped with a corrosion-resistant
circulation pump or mechanical agitator to ensure uniform tank
temperature and prevent local overheating. 3. Electrode System
Layout Design: The anode and cathode rods are fixed to either side of the tank or on a removable frame, allowing for adjustable spacing to accommodate varying workpiece polishing requirements.
Electrode Material: The cathode is typically made of titanium or 316L stainless steel, while the anode is typically the workpiece itself (e.g., aluminum alloy or stainless steel).
Insulation Protection: The electrode rods are isolated from the tank body by a polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) insulation sleeve to prevent electrical leakage.
II. Auxiliary Systems
1. Polishing Fluid Circulation
Filter: Optional PP filter bags or activated carbon adsorption systems are available to remove particulate matter and organic matter generated during the polishing process.
Sealing Design: The tank cover is equipped with a splash seal and a pressure relief valve to prevent acid mist from escaping and excessive tank pressure.
2. Safety and Control System
Ventilation and Exhaust: An acid-resistant exhaust system is connected to quickly exhaust corrosive gases, reducing environmental hazards.
Parameter Monitoring: Integrated temperature sensors and liquid level controllers are available. Some high-end equipment supports PLC-based automatic control of process parameters (such as temperature and time).
III. Applications and Compatibility
Applicable Scenarios: Supports processes such as triple-acid
polishing of aluminum alloys and chemical polishing of stainless
steel. It is particularly suitable for localized treatment of
complex workpieces (such as the inner surfaces of pipes and kettle
cavities).
Maintenance Tips: Regularly clean sediment from the tank bottom
(every 1-3 weeks), inspect seals for aging and replace them (made
of NBR or fluororubber).
1.High cost performance: Based on the customer's product
positioning and development strategy, and with economic
affordability as the foundation, we achieve the best cost
performance.
2.The advanced and meticulous design concept of the equipment,
along with the highly automated industrial equipment, showcases the
image of a modern and advanced enterprise.
3. It has high adaptability, meeting the current production
requirements and reserving room for development, taking into
account the needs of increased production and improved quality in
the future.
4.Quality compliance strictly adheres to the ISO900 quality
management system, with every minute detail of the entire equipment
installation being strictly controlled.

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