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Laboratory Investigations into the Edge Protection of Organic Coatings

Laboratory Investigations into the Edge Protection of Organic Coatings
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The presentation reports about a nationally funded 3-year R&D project on the effects of edge geometry and coating type on the corrosion protection performance of organic coatings on edges with particular attention to ballast water tank applications. Core of the presentation is the description of the testing scenarios, the introduction of three assessment methods, and the discussion of the results. Testing methods included the long-term testing of samples in a specially designed IMO chamber, the utilization of electric impedance spectroscopy and DFT measurements on polished cross sections of coated edges.

Product Number: 41210-555-SG
Author: Sascha Buchbach, Andreas W. Momber
Publication Date: 2010
Industry: Coatings
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The presentation reports about a nationally funded 3-year R&D project on the effects of edge geometry and coating type on the corrosion protection performance of organic coatings on edges with particular attention to ballast water tank applications. Core of the presentation is the description of the testing scenarios, the introduction of three assessment methods, and the discussion of the results. Testing methods included the long-term testing of samples in a specially designed IMO chamber, the utilization of electric impedance spectroscopy and DFT measurements on polished cross sections of coated edges.

The presentation reports about a nationally funded 3-year R&D project on the effects of edge geometry and coating type on the corrosion protection performance of organic coatings on edges with particular attention to ballast water tank applications. Core of the presentation is the description of the testing scenarios, the introduction of three assessment methods, and the discussion of the results. Testing methods included the long-term testing of samples in a specially designed IMO chamber, the utilization of electric impedance spectroscopy and DFT measurements on polished cross sections of coated edges.

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