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Prospects for a Development of a High-Tech Production of Competitive Science-Intensive Electrical Products

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  • Albert Gallyamov
  • Pavel Rogojin
  • Sergei Ganigin
  • Ildar Ibatullin

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The presented paper discusses a technology of a production of aluminum substrate – copper sublayer – silver coating combined layers, which is developed for a replacement of copper electrical contact elements, used in integrated switchgear, for aluminum ones The comparative analysis of existing technologies of formation of a copper intermediate layer was carried out. The substantiation of a choice of non-stationary modes of an electric current and perspectivity of their application for galvanic sedimentation of a protective current-carrying covering of silver was resulted. Quality of the received combined covering copper-silver on pre-production models of electric contacts was investigated.

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  • Albert Gallyamov & Pavel Rogojin & Sergei Ganigin & Ildar Ibatullin, 2015. "Prospects for a Development of a High-Tech Production of Competitive Science-Intensive Electrical Products," Modern Applied Science, Canadian Center of Science and Education, vol. 9(4), pages 106-106, April.
    • Handle: RePEc:ibn:masjnl:v:9:y:2014:i:4:p:106
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