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Legacy SSPC Conference Papers
The coatings industry is very familiar with shot/grit blasting as a mechanical means of surface preparation. Over the years, operators have worked with manual and automatic blast equipment with its associated dust collection arrangements. The industry is highly competitive, and control on operating costs is critical. Therefore, coaters are always on the lookout for ways to tune their process by lowering costs and increasing productivity.
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The coatings industry is very familiar with shot/grit blasting as a mechanical means of surface preparation. Over the years, operators have worked with manual and automatic blast equipment with its associated dust collection arrangements. As with every manufacturing process, operating costs are very critical in this highly competitive industry. Therefore, coaters are always on the lookout for ways to tune their process and increase productivity.
Have you ever wondered about the huge amount of money you spend in abrasives, logistics, recovery and cleaning of abrasives and the great amount of resources used during a project in the stage of surface preparation when you have a project for Maintenance of Storage Tanks? well, with this presentation you will learn about a great new technology available in the American market for this specific activity.
Insulative coatings are prompting significant interest with increasing environmental and safety awareness and sensitivity to energy efficiency. Aerogels are the best thermal insulators in the world. Cabot’s aerogel has a thermal conductivity of 12mW/m-K (compared to still air or PU foam at 26mW/m-K) and is currently being used extensively in day lighting and oil & gas applications.
This paper will discuss utilizing temporary dehumidification and climate control equipment to reduce corrosion levels during the installation of coatings and linings applications; the science of Psychrometrics, the science behind dehumidification, and discuss how the components interact on a coatings project.
Model building codes and standards have begun adopting new energy efficiency requirements for building envelopes, including more quantifiable assessment of the air permeance characteristics of the materials and assemblies used in the building envelope. This research effort was initiated to understand and quantify the air leakage mechanisms of single wythe concrete masonry construction, which is commonly used in exterior building envelopes.
Research conducted at OakRidge National Laboratories in Oak Ridge, TN, National Research Council Canada, and many other institutions around the world have shown that controlling airflow through the building envelope is more important and effective in reducing heat loss and moisture transport than controlling vapor diffusion.
Corrosion can seriously damage the substrate and can lead to significant repair or replacement costs. Good corrosion protection for metal coatings is traditionally achieved through two component (2K) systems. However, they show certain disadvantages that do not exist for one component (1K) systems.
Within the Wastewater Treatment process the growth of soft fouling materials (algae) create problems such as Total Suspended Solids issues, false BOD readings, clogged pumps, and reduced flow rates through the weirs of clarifiers. Furthermore, dead or dying algae can cause additional odor concerns. This phenomenon has cost municipalities and taxpayer’s untold amounts of money due to the required maintenance dollars spent to correct this problem.
Recent polyurea resin technology advances have allowed for the development of value-added polyurea topcoats that are proving to be valuable alternatives for many polyurethane applications. The development of an SSPC specification for a weatherable polyurea topcoat is discussed for the purpose of providing a standard that will be acceptable throughout our industry.
Recently, the advantages of thick film coatings and linings have led to uses in many different applications in the industrial, commercial and automotive markets. Although this polyurethane and polyurea materials have excellent physical properties, they are based on aromatic chemistry which is susceptible to damage from UV radiation and is not light stable.
This presentation will cover Why adheson matters, paint Specifications and test methods.