Evolution of the Requirements for Anticorrosion Protection of Road and Bridge Infrastructure

Królikowska, A.; Augustyński, Ł.

doi:10.1016/j.trpro.2016.05.497

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“…For more than 100 000 years, natural materials have been incorporated into paints and coatings for decoration and protection. [1] From rudimentary combinations of naturally available colorants including ochre, [2] bone ash, calcite, [3] charcoal, [4] and lapis lazuli, [5] blended into animal fat [6] and oils [7] to engineered coatings featuring synthetic pigments, paints are versatile tools for applications ranging from prolonging the service lifetime of buildings [8] and infrastructure [9] to design and selfexpression. In modern formulation science, precise combinations of natural and synthetic materials, including pigments, soluble dyes, dispersing agents, and supplemental additives (e.g., fillers, extenders, and texture control agents) [10] are employed to achieve target color and gloss values in a wide variety of paint matrices (e.g., synthetic and natural resins, lacquers, thermosetting systems).…”

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Color‐Changing Paints Enabled by Photoresponsive Combinations of Bio‐Inspired Colorants and Semiconductors

Martin,

Flynn,

Kim

et al. 2023

Advanced Science

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Modern paints and coatings are designed for a variety of applications, ranging from fine art to extraterrestrial thermal control. These systems can be engineered to provide lasting color, but there are a limited number of materials that can undergo transient changes in their visual appearance in response to external stimuli without requirements for advanced fabrication strategies. The authors describe color‐changing paint formulations that leverage the redox‐dependent absorption profile of xanthommatin, a small‐molecule colorant found throughout biology, and the electronic properties of titanium dioxide, a ubiquitous whitening agent in commercial coatings. This combination yields reversible photoreduction upon exposure to sunlight, shifting from the oxidized (yellow) form of xanthommatin, to the reduced (red) state. The extent of photoreduction is dependent on the loading density and size of titanium dioxide particles, generating changes in hue angle as large as 77% upon irradiation. These coatings can be blended with non‐responsive supplemental colorants to expand the accessible color palette, and irradiated through masks to create transient, disappearing artwork. These formulations demonstrate energy‐efficient photochromism using a simple combination of a redox‐active dye and metal oxide semiconductor, highlighting the utility of these materials for the development of optically dynamic light‐harvesting materials.

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Color‐Changing Paints Enabled by Photoresponsive Combinations of Bio‐Inspired Colorants and Semiconductors

Martin,

Flynn,

Kim

et al. 2023

Advanced Science

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“…During the operation of hydrodynamic oscillations generator, which is a part of waterjet drilling head [3,4], its parts are subject to mechanical wear due to friction forces, especially cavitation that destroys surface layer, thereby reducing service life. At the same time, some of the parts are exposed to dynamic loads resulting from frequency vibrations [5,6].…”

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Heat treatment effect of 65G and 60C2A steels on strength characteristics of the hydrodynamic oscillator built-in drill head

Петров

Scherbakov

2023

E3S Web of Conf.

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The ways of improving the physical and mechanical properties of the components of a hydromonitor drill head with an integrated generator of hydrodynamic oscillations are reviewed. On the basis of the results of this consideration, an improvement of the working body of the HDD technique is proposed. On the example of 60S2A and 65G steels, the influence of different modes of heat treatment of the improved drilling head on the ultimate strength, relative lengthening, and surface hardness of the detail petal, which is the basic loaded element of the generator of hydrodynamic vibrations, is examined. The analysis of physical and mechanical properties has shown a significant increase of parameters influencing the increase of rigidity properties of the investigated hydrodynamic oscillator part, which allows us to make a conclusion about the effectiveness of its application for the increase of drill bit operational life. An experimental and analytical method was carried out to describe the increase of physical-mechanical properties of the part - petal, which is the main loaded element of the generator of hydrodynamic oscillations. Increase of durability of rock destruction tool for pilot hole laying by increasing of physical-mechanical properties of used material for individual parts of hydrodynamic oscillator.

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“…[1][2][3] The fast reaction makes PU especially suitable for outdoor applications. [4][5][6] Due to its specific curing profile and exceptional film properties, PU materials are used in roof coatings, flat roof repair, pipe protection, tank coatings, etc. Furthermore, PU has strong protective abilities against the mitigation of blast and ballistic impact.…”

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Preparation, characterization, and influence of polyurea coatings on their layered composite materials based on flexible rebonded polyurethane

Temizkan¹,

Eroğlu²,

Ergün

et al. 2021

Polymer Engineering & Sci

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Preparation and characterization of a series of polyurea (PU) coatings and their influences on layered composite materials based on rebonded polyurethane (PUr) for floor application are described in terms of the raw materials, formulation, and application performance. While PU coatings show almost the same FTIR peaks, thermogravimetric analyses results reveal that thermal stabilities of the PU coatings are slightly enhanced with the use of trifunctional polyamine compound and one step degradation takes place beyond 300 C. All PU coatings have very dense, smooth, and bubble-free surfaces whereas the cross-sectional SEM images exhibit pores of different sizes. Contact angle values of all PU coatings are bigger than 90 indicating that the surfaces are hydrophobic. Using propylene carbonate in the preparation of methylene diphenyl diisocyanate (MDI) prepolymer and the chain extender in the PU coating formulation impacts the mechanical and electrical properties of the PU coatings as well as layered PU/PUr composite materials. In conclusion, not only the controllable physicochemical and mechanical properties of layered PUr/PU composites but also the usage potential of recycled PU scraps in these layered composites are very promising for better floor applications.

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Evolution of the Requirements for Anticorrosion Protection of Road and Bridge Infrastructure

Cited by 6 publications

References 2 publications

Color‐Changing Paints Enabled by Photoresponsive Combinations of Bio‐Inspired Colorants and Semiconductors

Color‐Changing Paints Enabled by Photoresponsive Combinations of Bio‐Inspired Colorants and Semiconductors

Heat treatment effect of 65G and 60C2A steels on strength characteristics of the hydrodynamic oscillator built-in drill head

Preparation, characterization, and influence of polyurea coatings on their layered composite materials based on flexible rebonded polyurethane

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