
doi: 10.1007/bf00356004
The abrasive wear of nickel coatings on steel substrates, under corrosive conditions was studied. For specimens with and without heat treatment, the wear rate was observed to depend upon the nature of the corrosive solution. The composition of the wear debris was noted to be a function of the corrosive wear conditions. The wear rate of the heat treated specimens was observed to be lower than that of the non-heat treated nickel-coated steel specimens.
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