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Factors to consider when designing anti-corrosion coatings

2019-08-23View Original

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Factors to consider when designing anti-corrosion coatings: It is important to identify the main factors causing corrosion based on the environmental conditions in which the facilities and equipment to be protected are located, and to select anti-corrosion coatings accordingly; this is a key factor in improving the performance of such coatings. Generally, the following points need to be considered: 1. The main factors affecting the lifespan of the coating include environmental conditions, the performance of heavy-duty anti-corrosion coatings, the surface treatment of the substrate, the coating thickness, and the number of coating layers. 2. Select a supporting system that meets the requirements of the project: including environmental conditions, coating methods, service life, etc. 3. Consider the economic aspects of corrosion protection: Select appropriate heavy-duty anti-corrosion coatings and coating methods based on factors such as corrosion prevention costs and service life. 4. Coating appearance requirements: The colors of the intermediate coat and top coat should be selected based on the intended use and operating environment of the object to be coated, or in accordance with industry standards.
Reply #22019-08-23
I believe that anti-corrosion coatings do work, but what really matters is the quality of application... truly! Especially the quality of rust removal at the beginning... it determines whether things will be successful or not
Reply #32019-08-23
Thank you for sharing. I have a question: since there is a heating coil inside the fresh water tank, is it necessary to protect the coil from corrosion? What kind of coating is suitable for corrosion prevention? Temperature around 200 degrees
Reply #42019-08-24
The heating coil should have a corrosion-resistant surface, and the heating source should be steam. You can choose some that are resistant to medium corrosion and can be used at 200 degrees. For example, epoxy silicone coatings, epoxy phenolic coatings, metal nanomaterials, etc. – you can look them up online.

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