TITLE :

"Investigating and Innovating Electroplating Processes for Enhanced Surface Coatings: Overcoming
Complex Engineering Challenges"

OVERVIEW OF PROJECT:

The proposed Complex Engineering Problem (CEP) focuses on addressing the challenges and
complexities in electroplating processes, with an emphasis on enhancing surface coatings for improved
durability and aesthetics. Electroplating is a critical technique used in diverse industries, including
aerospace, automotive, and electronics, to provide protective and decorative surface finishes. However,
it presents complex engineering problems such as ensuring uniform thickness, achieving excellent
adhesion, minimizing defects, and optimizing corrosion resistance. This CEP aims to investigate and
develop innovative solutions to these challenges by exploring advanced electroplating materials, process
parameters, and equipment. Through a combination of research, experimentation, and computational
modeling, participants will analyze the underlying principles, investigate process optimization strategies,
and propose novel approaches to overcome these complex engineering problems in electroplating. The
outcomes of this CEP will contribute to the advancement of surface coating technologies, offering
practical solutions to enhance the performance, reliability, and aesthetics of electroplated products in
various industries.