Abstract Electroless Ni-P-Zr films are deposited onto Al substrates. Effect of different pre-treatments on the subsequent chemical plating. XRD analysis shows that the Ni-P-Zr film is amorphous. Grey-Taguchi shows that the Ni-P-Zr coating exhibits a friction coefficient of 0.35, a corrosion potential of –0.60 V, a Vickers hardness of 582.9 HV, and a fatigue life of 52 times. A comparison of fatigue failure mechanisms for the uncoated substrate and the electroless Ni-P-Zr coating is conducted under high-strain low-cycle fatigue loading. The results confirm that the coating eliminates crack initiation and propagation and increases the fatigue life of the specimens.
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Ting‑Hsueh Chuang
F H Liu
Chung‐Chen Tsao
Advances in Materials Science
National Taiwan Normal University
Lunghwa University of Science and Technology
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www.synapsesocial.com/papers/69db375f4fe01fead37c55be — DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/adms-2026-0004