Regarding the corrosion protection of towers
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How should the anti-corrosion design for towers be carried out? Are there any samples or something similar? If so, please share them with me. Thank you
The corrosion protection of towers needs to be considered based on their operating temperature, operating medium, and operating environment, with the operating temperature and operating environment being the main factors to take into account. Choose paint that is suitable for the operating temperature to prevent it from peeling off. Secondly, consider the anti-corrosion costs and service life. The paint quality is good, but the cost of corrosion prevention is high.
The person in charge is right, but when it comes to corrosion protection for towers, your request needs to be more specific; only then can a more detailed and appropriate corrosion protection solution be chosen；
What are the usage conditions? Here’s a reference for a desulfurization tower: after rust removal, apply an epoxy resin primer to the inner wall of the tower, then apply epoxy fiberglass coating with two layers of fabric and three layers of resin, followed by two more coats of epoxy resin topcoat ； The tower internals are coated with six layers of epoxy paint ； The outer wall of the tower is coated with two layers of epoxy-zinc red primer and two layers of chlorinated rubber topcoat (medium gray).
It is determined by temperature and degree of corrosion. For normal temperature conditions, various anti-corrosion methods can be employed, such as rubber lining, coating with plexiglass scales, or alloy lining.