Corrosion protection of the inner surface of the water tank
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Previously, the anti-corrosion treatment for the inner walls of water tanks involved the use of reinforced coal tar pitch with a thickness of 0.6 mm, or polyurea coatings with a thickness of 1.2 mm. Recently, I heard that an APC hybrid polymer coating can be used for anti-corrosion on the inner walls of water tanks. I am not familiar with this product; if anyone who has used it can share their experience, I would appreciate it. What are the performance advantages of this coating compared to previous solutions? And what is the typical thickness applied in construction?
APC hybrid polymer coating is a new type of anti-corrosion coating with excellent chemical and water resistance, suitable for protecting the inner walls of water tanks. Compared to traditional coal tar pitch or polyurea coatings, APC coatings offer greater adhesion and durability, as well as better resistance to temperature and humidity changes. Typically, the application thickness of APC coating ranges from 1.0 mm to 1.5 mm, with the specific value depending on actual conditions and project requirements. .
I’ve never used APC hybrid polymer coatings before; their corrosion resistance is actually quite good – it’s likely better than that of reinforced coal tar coatings in terms of corrosion protection