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Lifetime Corrosion Control Cost Minimization

Lifetime Corrosion Control Cost Minimization
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Most capital projects in the energy market face significant cost overrun issues. There is a real need for innovation to improve productivity; reduce the need for completion on site and to minimize the annual operations maintenance budget. By optimizing the coating specification, we can increase the likelihood of paint completion during the project while increasing productivity and quality. 

Product Number: 51220-265-SG
Author: Douglas Mittlesteadt, David Morton
Publication Date: 2020
Industry: Coatings
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Most capital projects in the energy market face significant cost overrun issues. There is a real need for innovation to improve productivity; reduce the need for completion on site and to minimize the annual operations maintenance budget. By optimizing the coating specification, we can increase the likelihood of paint completion during the project while increasing productivity and quality. Thus, the chances of the project being completed in time are increased and the lifetime maintenance costs reduced. This paper will show the cost reduction benefits of using an optimized two coat paint system compared to a standard three coat system. The benefits will be demonstrated for the building contractor and the operating owner.

Most capital projects in the energy market face significant cost overrun issues. There is a real need for innovation to improve productivity; reduce the need for completion on site and to minimize the annual operations maintenance budget. By optimizing the coating specification, we can increase the likelihood of paint completion during the project while increasing productivity and quality. Thus, the chances of the project being completed in time are increased and the lifetime maintenance costs reduced. This paper will show the cost reduction benefits of using an optimized two coat paint system compared to a standard three coat system. The benefits will be demonstrated for the building contractor and the operating owner.

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