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09049 Development of A New Two Layer Polyethylene Coating Using State-of- the-Art Adhesive Technology

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Product Number: 51300-09049-SG
ISBN: 09049 2009 CP
Author: Alfredo Andrenacci, Peter Mayes, Shiwei Guan and Dennis Wong
Publication Date: 2009
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A new two-layer polyethylene (2LPE) coating has been developed using state-of-the-art adhesive technology to bridge the gap between conventional 2LPE with mastic adhesive and three-layer polyethylene (3LPE). This new coating has very good mechanical properties to address the relatively low shear strength of mastic adhesives at higher service temperatures while providing excellent corrosion resistance without the use of an epoxy primer as in 3LPE. While both existing coatings have excellent track record when used in the proper environment, the relative low shear resistance of the mastic adhesive and high cost of 3LPE warrants a new coating. The new coating uses a hybrid adhesive which combines both the mastic and the functionalized polyolefin attributes, hence providing excellent corrosion resistance and adequate shear properties to withstand pipe movement and significantly reduce stockpiling and handling problems in high climate temperatures.

Keywords: pipeline coating, adhesive, two-layer extruded polyethylene, three-layer extruded polyethylene
A new two-layer polyethylene (2LPE) coating has been developed using state-of-the-art adhesive technology to bridge the gap between conventional 2LPE with mastic adhesive and three-layer polyethylene (3LPE). This new coating has very good mechanical properties to address the relatively low shear strength of mastic adhesives at higher service temperatures while providing excellent corrosion resistance without the use of an epoxy primer as in 3LPE. While both existing coatings have excellent track record when used in the proper environment, the relative low shear resistance of the mastic adhesive and high cost of 3LPE warrants a new coating. The new coating uses a hybrid adhesive which combines both the mastic and the functionalized polyolefin attributes, hence providing excellent corrosion resistance and adequate shear properties to withstand pipe movement and significantly reduce stockpiling and handling problems in high climate temperatures.

Keywords: pipeline coating, adhesive, two-layer extruded polyethylene, three-layer extruded polyethylene
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