Corrosion resistant performances of Al‐rich epoxy resin based paint on arc‐sprayed Al coating

Wang, Z.; Liu, L. M.

doi:10.1002/maco.200905242

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“…Sealants normally used can be designated organic sealants, inorganic sealants and metals. Among them, organic sealants have many technical and economic advantages for corrosion protection associated with barrier effects 10,11. Organic sealants are typically one- or two-component unfilled resin systems formulated for a suitable viscosity and surface tension.…”

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Effect of sealing treatment on corrosion behaviours of arc sprayed zinc coatings

Wei

Duan

et al. 2013

Corrosion Engineering, Science and Technology

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In this work, a simulated corrosion electrolyte was employed in order to assess the effect of sealing treatment on the corrosion resistance of arc sprayed zinc coatings in atmospheric environment. The microstructures and corrosion behaviours of unsealed and sealed coatings had been studied using scanning electron microscopy and electrochemical testing. Scanning electron microscopy observations revealed that the unsealed coating consisted of an outer coarse layer and an inner impact layer. As for the sealed coating, the sealing agent not only covered the surface but also permeated into the original microdefects on the outer coarse layer of the as sprayed coating. The results of electrochemical testing and corrosion morphology observations indicated that the corrosion resistance of the sealed coating was enhanced a great extent due to the blocking and shielding effect of the sealing layer.

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Effect of sealing treatment on corrosion behaviours of arc sprayed zinc coatings

Wei

Duan

et al. 2013

Corrosion Engineering, Science and Technology

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“…The applications of paint on these substrates are major aid in elongating their life span and retarding deterioration (Wang and Liu, 2010). Corrosion resistance is one of the basic properties of paint especially oil base paints.…”

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Performance and resistance of paint used as exterior finish in salt laden environment

Folorunso

Ahmad²

2013

Structural Survey

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Purpose -Painting of buildings predates civilization. The primary purpose was to add beauty or aesthetics to the built environment. It was also to showcase the level of civilization, taste and fashion drive of the people. However, modern findings have proved that paint (when applied as a finishing coat on buildings) can elongate the service life of such buildings due to some characteristic properties it contains and modern additives that are included at production stage. This paper aims to examine some of the properties inherent in paint through which resistance to failure and better performance is enhanced, aesthetics is maintained and maintenance is reduced. It also examines whether these qualities subsist in all environments. Particular attention is given to its resistance to the impact of saline air when used around the Atlantic Ocean. Design/methodology/approach -The research adopted a qualitative and quantitative approach with empirical analysis in examining the performance of paint used in salt laden environment. Findings -It shows that paint used in an environment where saline air and salt is prevalent begins to deteriorate after two years and requires repainting as against the established norm of five to seven years (5-7) in areas that are not exposed to saline air. The impact of saline air is significant at po0.01. Practical Implication -Maximum life span of current paint products in the area is determined to provide adequate information for the preparation of maintenance schedule for painted exterior. Paint with higher resistance to salt attack is required to enhance the longevity of painted exterior in areas at close proximity to sources of salt. Specifying current available paint for exterior finish will be uneconomical and non-compatible with the principle of sustainability. Originality/value -The authors made a fresh attempt at investigating the life's span of paint used as exterior finish in salt laden area around the Atlantic Ocean due to the peculiarity of the stresses of the tropical region on external finishes. It also compared the result with existing researches. Differences in paint performance are established.

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Study on Plugging of UDMH Storage Tank Leakage by Epoxy Adhesive

Huang

Jin

et al. 2018

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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Corrosion resistant performances of Al‐rich epoxy resin based paint on arc‐sprayed Al coating

Cited by 4 publications

References 14 publications

Effect of sealing treatment on corrosion behaviours of arc sprayed zinc coatings

Effect of sealing treatment on corrosion behaviours of arc sprayed zinc coatings

Performance and resistance of paint used as exterior finish in salt laden environment

Study on Plugging of UDMH Storage Tank Leakage by Epoxy Adhesive

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