Aircraft coatings
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Dear sea friends: Hello everyone! At present, our research group plans to venture into a new field: aircraft coatings. As a participant in this project, I basically know nothing about coatings. Please help – are there any quick ways to get started? Thank you!
You can take a look at more information regarding the current research progress in coatings, as well as the different types of coatings available. I’m not sure if you use UV coatings in your work
You should work at companies like AkzoNobel or PPG for a few years. . .
It’s estimated that it might take ten years to get a job at companies like PPG, AkzoNobel, Covestro, or DuPont. All the foreigners are raw material for coding; even the people on site don’t know that. Domestic companies generally do not engage in such production; at most they manufacture car paints or coatings, and the best manufacturing techniques can be found abroad.
Reply to 4# darren-huangbin: That’s indeed the case! What foreigners develop is relatively stable and has excellent confidentiality; we keep trying to catch up, but we haven’t managed to overtake them yet~~~
It seems there’s still a lot I need to learn~ I’m constantly working hard to catch up~ I will definitely surpass them! :)
I am working on a type of coating, a new compound; based on its structure, it could be a very useful coating. It hasn’t been synthesized yet, and if possible, I will work with you once I have the product ready
Reply to 7# Qiuchan: Great~~~ Excellent! Looking forward to good results for you~~
Aircraft paint should belong to the fluorocarbon paint category. Resistant to ultraviolet radiation, easy to clean; likely PVDF. The main requirement is good adhesion to the aluminum skin surface.