NASA NTRS · 20020067734
A Novel Method for Electroplating Ultra-High-Strength Glassy Metals
Abstract
A novel method for electroplating ultra-high-strength glassy metals, nickel-phosphorous and nickel-cobalt-phosphorous, has been developed at NASA Marshall Space Flight Center, cooperatively with the University of Alabama in Huntsville. Traditionally, thin coatings of these metals are achieved via electroless deposition. Benefits of the new electrolytic process include thick, low-stress deposits, free standing shapes, lower plating temperature, low maintenance, and safer operation with substantially lower cost.
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Ramsey, Brian, Engelhaupt, Darell, Six, N. Frank. 2002-01-01. A Novel Method for Electroplating Ultra-High-Strength Glassy Metals. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20020067734
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