Y. Liu, EFFECT OF COATING CHARACTERISTICS ON FRICTION AND FORMABILITY OF ZN-FE ALLOY ELECTROPLATED SHEET STEEL, Journal of materials engineering and performance, 5(4), 1996, pp. 469-477
The effects of coating composition and coating weight on friction char
acteristics and formability under different deformation modes, as well
as their mechanisms, were studied on zinc-iron electroplated drawing-
quality special-killed (DQSK) sheet steels, Friction tests, simulative
formability tests, and coating characterization were performed, The e
xperiments revealed that the iron concentration of the coating has a t
remendous effect on friction in the deep-drawing operation, but only a
slight effect in the stretching operation, Uniaxial tension tests ind
icated that both coating weight and coating composition affect n-value
and r-value, The dependence of friction characteristics, n-value, and
r-value on iron concentration is related to the variation of coating
hardness caused by the variation of iron concentration in the coating.