After the outdoor ground surface is hardened, it needs to be resistant to acids and alkalis – what kind of anti-corrosion material is suitable?
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After the outdoor ground surface is hardened, it needs to be resistant to acids and alkalis – what kind of anti-corrosion material is suitable? Is it protected against corrosion with epoxy resin, but not resistant to ultraviolet rays?
Just increase the concrete grade a bit; resin flooring is not wear-resistant.
A layer of acid-resistant ceramic tile is sufficient; epoxy furan resin can also be used
It’s usually epoxy resin, right! Acid- and alkali-resistant tiles can also be used, but at a higher cost!
But it is said that epoxy resin doesn’t withstand ultraviolet rays outdoors – is that true?
Is epoxy furan resin resistant to ultraviolet light?
It can be used; all resins are not resistant to ultraviolet rays, it depends on where you plan to use it.
For loading and unloading areas, a concrete floor is sufficient; if there is a risk of material leakage, then fiberglass-reinforced plastic should be used for corrosion protection.
Because ultraviolet rays have a short wavelength and high energy, your skin darkens. Organisms have no immunity to such high-energy substances; ultraviolet rays can break the bonds in organisms, resulting in aging. What differs among various materials is that some have high bond energies while others have low ones, and therefore the time it takes for them to age and become ineffective varies. Africans are likely to be more resistant to ultraviolet rays than we are.
Don’t use epoxy resin; wear-resistant, acid-resistant bricks will do.