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00632 PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND OPERATIONAL CRITERIA OF U.S. NAVY SHIPBOARD COATINGS

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Product Number: 51300-00632-SG
ISBN: 00632 2000 CP
Author: Arthur A Webb, Dr. Alexis I. Kaznoff
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The operational performance, environmental factors, mad maintenance costs, associated with coatings employed by the U.S. Navy present a unique challenge in technology to formulators and suppliers. This is evident in the wide variety of coatings employed for corrosion control, camouflage, and antifouling as well as a host of other specialty uses. This paper discusses the general performance requirements and attributes of the Navy's most widely employed coating systems. Also presented is a discussion of current and future trends associated with these systems based on both performance requirements and environmental compliance. Key words: corrosion, seawater ballast tanks, collection holding and transfer (CHT) tanks, fuel tanks, topside coatings, silicone-alkyd, bisphenol A epoxy, bisphenol F epoxy, epoxy novolac, volatile organic compound (VOC), edge retention (ER), antifouling coating
The operational performance, environmental factors, mad maintenance costs, associated with coatings employed by the U.S. Navy present a unique challenge in technology to formulators and suppliers. This is evident in the wide variety of coatings employed for corrosion control, camouflage, and antifouling as well as a host of other specialty uses. This paper discusses the general performance requirements and attributes of the Navy's most widely employed coating systems. Also presented is a discussion of current and future trends associated with these systems based on both performance requirements and environmental compliance. Key words: corrosion, seawater ballast tanks, collection holding and transfer (CHT) tanks, fuel tanks, topside coatings, silicone-alkyd, bisphenol A epoxy, bisphenol F epoxy, epoxy novolac, volatile organic compound (VOC), edge retention (ER), antifouling coating
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