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Flexible Coatings for Marine Immersion Applications

Flexible Coatings for Marine Immersion Applications
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The free flood areas of underwater vehicles pose a significant and expensive corrosion problem to operating forces. These areas undergo an alternating cycle of wetting and drying in a closely confined area that has regions of relatively stagnant seawater and other regions of high turbulence.  The corrosion induced damage requires constant upkeep by ship’s force and frequent expensive maintenance action by depot personnel to effect periodic full restoration. 

Product Number: 41205-187-SG
Author: W. D. Needham
Publication Date: 2005
Industries: Coatings , Corrosion Monitoring and Control
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The free flood areas of underwater vehicles pose a significant and expensive corrosion problem to operating forces. These areas undergo an alternating cycle of wetting and drying in a closely confined area that has regions of relatively stagnant seawater and other regions of high turbulence.  The corrosion induced damage requires constant upkeep by ship’s force and frequent expensive maintenance action by depot personnel to effect periodic full restoration. Modifications to the superstructure area of underwater platforms are contemplated that will reduce the accessibility of this region for periodic maintenance.  An improved coating system is therefore needed to increase the longevity of the current system from about 5 years to 20 years, corresponding to the midlife major overhaul availability.  A three-phase program of coating evaluation was developed to address this need. This report provides the results of the first two phases of the program.  The first phase consisted of the development of key attributes necessary for an improved coating system and the screening of available commercial coating products.  The second phase consisted of a series of mechanical properties testing and corrosion testing to select out the best candidates for a final phase of at sea and long-term corrosion performance testing.

The free flood areas of underwater vehicles pose a significant and expensive corrosion problem to operating forces. These areas undergo an alternating cycle of wetting and drying in a closely confined area that has regions of relatively stagnant seawater and other regions of high turbulence.  The corrosion induced damage requires constant upkeep by ship’s force and frequent expensive maintenance action by depot personnel to effect periodic full restoration. Modifications to the superstructure area of underwater platforms are contemplated that will reduce the accessibility of this region for periodic maintenance.  An improved coating system is therefore needed to increase the longevity of the current system from about 5 years to 20 years, corresponding to the midlife major overhaul availability.  A three-phase program of coating evaluation was developed to address this need. This report provides the results of the first two phases of the program.  The first phase consisted of the development of key attributes necessary for an improved coating system and the screening of available commercial coating products.  The second phase consisted of a series of mechanical properties testing and corrosion testing to select out the best candidates for a final phase of at sea and long-term corrosion performance testing.

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