Menu
Search
Filters
Close
Menu

99403 THE USE OF A FLUOROPOLYMER CONTAINING PRIMER TO ENHANCE ADHESION OF ROTOLINED FLUOROPOLYMER COATINGS

Picture for 99403 THE USE OF A FLUOROPOLYMER CONTAINING
Available for download
Product Number: 51300-99403-SG
ISBN: 99403 1999 CP
Author: Leo M. Lech
$0.00
$20.00
$20.00
Fluoropolymers such as PFA and ETFE are often used in rotolining applications. A common source of failure for rotolined coatings is delamination from the metal substrate. Extensive thermal cycling of the coated part, permeation of the contained liquid to the substrate, or a combination of both thermal cycling and permeation causes this. Rotolined coatings are typically applied directly to the metal patt. It has been found that applying an aqueous fluoropolymer based primer to the metal substrate prior to applying the rotolined resin increases the time before delamination is observed. The primer is applied by conventional spray techniques and can either be force dried at low temperature or air-dried under ambient conditions. The primer consists primarily of a fluoropolymer such as ETFE or PFA and a bonding agent such as polyamide-imide, polyphenylene sulfide, or polyether sulfone. After the primer is applied to the metal part, the fluoropolymer in the primer melt blends with the fluoropolymer rotolining resin during the rotolining process. The bonding agent enhances the adhesion of the entire coating system to the metal part. This extends the lietime of the rotolined coatings.
Fluoropolymers such as PFA and ETFE are often used in rotolining applications. A common source of failure for rotolined coatings is delamination from the metal substrate. Extensive thermal cycling of the coated part, permeation of the contained liquid to the substrate, or a combination of both thermal cycling and permeation causes this. Rotolined coatings are typically applied directly to the metal patt. It has been found that applying an aqueous fluoropolymer based primer to the metal substrate prior to applying the rotolined resin increases the time before delamination is observed. The primer is applied by conventional spray techniques and can either be force dried at low temperature or air-dried under ambient conditions. The primer consists primarily of a fluoropolymer such as ETFE or PFA and a bonding agent such as polyamide-imide, polyphenylene sulfide, or polyether sulfone. After the primer is applied to the metal part, the fluoropolymer in the primer melt blends with the fluoropolymer rotolining resin during the rotolining process. The bonding agent enhances the adhesion of the entire coating system to the metal part. This extends the lietime of the rotolined coatings.
PRICE BREAKS - The more you buy, the more you save
Quantity
1+
5+
Price
$20.00
$20.00
Product tags
Also Purchased
Picture for Rotational Lining System and Use of High-Performance Thermoplastics
Available for download

Rotational Lining System and Use of High-Performance Thermoplastics

Product Number: MPWT19-15307
Author: Derek Lowth, Murali Adhyatmabhattar, Emma Mitchell
Publication Date: 2019
$0.00

Protecting carbon steel oil and gas pipelines with thermoplastic liners is a proven and cost-effective solution to prevent internal corrosion and abrasion. However, the industry is still facing considerable challenges when it comes to fittings and accessories such as elbows, tees, process equipment and complicated shapes.
Rotational lining (aka rotolining) is a technology which bonds a single/multi layered uniform, vacuum resistant, seamless polymer layer to the interior of virtually any metallic structure, regardless of shape and complexity. Once cooled, the result is a monolithic corrosion and chemical resistant lining that conforms to complex shapes and virtually free of stresses. This system results in a high quality and fully thermoplastic lined system.
Rotolining has been proven to provide long-term protection against corrosion and abrasion in various applications including saline water pipe systems, hydrocarbon service, mining and highly aggressive chemical service. This lining system can cover a wide range of fluid requirements, temperatures and applications using high-performance thermoplastics such as HDPE, PA-12, PVDF, ETFE and PFA. Rotolining is a cost-effective alternative to conventional solutions such as FBE, corrosion resistant alloy cladding or continuous chemical injection programs.
In this paper, some of the insights of the rotational lining system and usage of different high-performance thermoplastics are shared. This includes some very challenging and internationally proven case studies, which substantially benefited the entire value chain as long-term solutions
Picture for 98468 FLUOROPOLYMERS AS CHEMICAL PROCESS
Available for download

98468 FLUOROPOLYMERS AS CHEMICAL PROCESS VESSEL LININGS

Product Number: 51300-98468-SG
ISBN: 98468 1998 CP
Author: Larry C. Stephans
$20.00
Picture for 99400 PTFE-LINED EQUIPMENT (COLUMNS AND VESSELS)
Available for download

99400 PTFE-LINED EQUIPMENT (COLUMNS AND VESSELS) FOR THE CHEMICAL PROCESS INDUSTRY

Product Number: 51300-99400-SG
ISBN: 99400 1999 CP
Author: Michael Bruemmer, Dr. Schnabel GmbH & Co. KG
$20.00
Categories
Industry
Recently viewed
Popular tags
View all

Association for Materials Protection and Performance

© AMPP All Rights Reserved.
Membership Terms of Content Use
Contact Customer Support