CORROSION CONTROL THROUGH ORGANIC COATINGS PART 8 PPTX

There are two types of ZRPs, which differ depending on the binder used: organicand inorganic. Two-component epoxy amine or amides, epoxy esters, and moisture-cure urethanes are examples of organic binders. Organic binders have a densecharacter and are electrically insulating; for that[r]

described here, although use of these elements can no longer be recommended. Thisdiscussion is included for two reasons. First, the protective mechanism of red leadis highly relevant to evaluating new pigments because new pigments are inevitablycompared to lead. Second, the toxicity of soluble bariu[r]

132 Corrosion Control Through Organic Coatings most automotive tests, including the cyclic corrosion tests, have been developedusing coatings relevant to automotive application. These are designed to act quitedifferent from protective coatings.[r]

96 Corrosion Control Through Organic Coatingsby the fact that, as the chromium concentration in the blasting debrisincreased, the TCLP chromium concentration also increased.• The authors noted that the sequential acid leaching found in their testingwas much more harsh tha[r]

126 Corrosion Control Through Organic Coatings 7.3.3 STRESSING THE ACHILLES’ HEELEvery coating has its own Achilles’ heel — that is, a point of weakness. The idealtest would accelerate all stresses to the same extent. It would then be possible tocompare coatings[r]

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electromagnetic and acid-base components, were studied before and immediately 7278_C003.fm Page 63 Friday, February 3, 2006 12:36 PM© 2006 by Taylor & Francis Group, LLC 64 Corrosion Control Through Organic Coatings after application of the coating. The exp[r]

does not directly affect corrosion protection but is a concern because it eventuallyresults in a thinner coating. The problem is easily overcome with epoxies, however,by covering the epoxy layer with a coating that contains a UV-resistant binder.Polyurethanes are frequently used for this purp[r]

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correct molecular formula, which for compound A is CloHlSO.lRESONANCEI January 1996SERIES I ARTICLEThe Series on "learning Organic Chemistry Through Naturol Products"Nature is a remarkable and excellent teacher. Foreffective learning, one needs a suitable languageand the language of