I would like to anodize a piece made from Aluminum alloy 7075-T6. I want to reach a thickness of a film around 15-19 micrometers. So far I chose these parameters: 10% H2SO4, 5°C, 25 V, 2 A/dm^2 . Are these parameters correct to reach this thickness?
I advise you to use an acidic solution composed of 0.40M sulfuric acid, 0.53M of tartaric acid, and 0.25M sodium molybdate a Temperature of 20 °C and pH between 1 and 1,2. for a sample of 40mm width, 50mm long, and 5mm high the anodizing can be carried out under a potential difference of 14V immersed for about one minute. For more details can pass through the following references;
Article Effect of the layer of anodized 7075-T6 aluminium corrosion properties
Rubio M N 2007, Influence of molybdate species on the tartaric acid/sulphuric acid anodic films grown on AA2024 T3 aerospace alloy Rev. Corrosion Science 51(9) 2034–2038 (PDF) Effect of the layer of anodized 7075-T6 aluminium corrosion properties. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/312871504_Effect_of_the_layer_of_anodized_7075-T6_aluminium_corrosion_properties [accessed Jan 21 2021].