Natural tests of metal materials in sea water: key approaches to estimation of resistance to corrosion and biodeterioration

Varchenko, E.А.; Kurs, M.G.

doi:10.18577/2307-6046-2017-0-11-12-12

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“…The most important in this case are: the correct choice of the location of the stand, as well as the correct installation of prototypes and control samples on it. The site of the stand should be located in a zone of intensive fouling, with a long settling season and a wide variety of species composition of fouling organisms [21]. It is also important to take into account, when choosing the place of installation and the location of the stand on it, such factors as the direction of currents, surge winds, surf, etc.…”

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Testing of PTFE-Based Antifouling Coatings in Fresh Water

Kostin

Kochetkov

Mankovsky³

et al. 2022

KEM

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Equipment, pipelines, hydraulic structures located in the water are covered with a layer of fouling organisms, which is accompanied by a deterioration in operating parameters and increased corrosion of structural materials. Most anti-fouling coatings contain some type of toxins, the gradual release of which from the coating into the water should lead to the death of the fouling organisms. A promising antifouling coating intended for use in an aquatic environment is a combined metal-polymer coating, the composition and application technology of which were developed by the company LLC TSZP. On the studied coating, neither in the zone of variable wettability, nor in the zone of complete immersion, firmly fixed zebra mussels were not found, and single specimens on individual samples had very weak fixation.

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Section: Experimental Partmentioning

confidence: 99%

Testing of PTFE-Based Antifouling Coatings in Fresh Water

Kostin

Kochetkov

Mankovsky³

et al. 2022

KEM

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Influence of full-scale climatic tests on the properties of aluminum alloys in zones of river and marine water mixture

Bulysheva

Varchenko

Nazarenko

et al. 2021

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

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Within nine months, comprehensive studies were conducted on the effect of full-scale climatic tests on the properties of samples of aluminum alloy AMg6 when fully submerged in the estuary region of the Don River (the basin of the Sea of Azov) at two stations. The features of the formation of micro- and macro-fouling communities on experimental plates at one, three, six and nine months after the start of the experiment are shown. It is shown that microfouling communities on the experimental plates begin to form within a month of exposure. Diatoms were the background-forming species during the entire practical period of the study. Single macrozoobenthos organisms begin to appear on the samples after three months and only at second station. After six months, macro-fouling organisms are fixed on plates at both stations. As the exposure period increases, the number and biomass of macro-foulers increases. The corrosion resistance assessment of the samples revealed the absence of intercrystalline corrosion during the entire test period in water, at both stations, as well as pitting corrosion during the first six months of exposure.

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Natural tests of metal materials in sea water: key approaches to estimation of resistance to corrosion and biodeterioration

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Testing of PTFE-Based Antifouling Coatings in Fresh Water

Testing of PTFE-Based Antifouling Coatings in Fresh Water

Influence of full-scale climatic tests on the properties of aluminum alloys in zones of river and marine water mixture

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