Manufacturing equipment for brush plating technology using for the restoration of abraded parts of machines

Abstract

Since brush plating technology does not use a plating bath and it uses an anode moving directly on the  surface of the plating parts, this technology can be used to restore surfaces of machine parts at defective areas due to either abrasion caused  by operation or deficient dimensions caused  by incorrect  machining. As a result, this plating method can bring considerable economic and technological effects. Specification of brush plating technology also requires the most compatible equipment, particularly the plating current source. Producing the current  source  according to the principles of phase opposition, phase rectification, and the combination  of both  will  allow the  equipment  to  have a  strong  plating  load  up to 100 A and 200 A with a voltage  that can  be  stably controlled to ensure  that  the brush plating process obtains high quality.