Coatings for atmospheric corrosion: Effect of surface roughness and corrosion inhibitor additives at carbon steel

Organic coatings provide long term protection from corrosive environments to our infrastructure and assets. However, they often fail to prior to their specified service lifetimes. This research shows the effect of surface preparation on the performance of organic coatings and defines efficiencies of...

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Main Author: Scully, Leah
Format: Thesis
Published: Curtin University 2023
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/92728
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description Organic coatings provide long term protection from corrosive environments to our infrastructure and assets. However, they often fail to prior to their specified service lifetimes. This research shows the effect of surface preparation on the performance of organic coatings and defines efficiencies of corrosion inhibitors used as additives to assess compatibility with a model zinc-based organic coating. This study provides insights into improving coating applications that will allow for advancing corrosion mitigation strategies across industries.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-927282023-07-10T05:42:18Z Coatings for atmospheric corrosion: Effect of surface roughness and corrosion inhibitor additives at carbon steel Scully, Leah Organic coatings provide long term protection from corrosive environments to our infrastructure and assets. However, they often fail to prior to their specified service lifetimes. This research shows the effect of surface preparation on the performance of organic coatings and defines efficiencies of corrosion inhibitors used as additives to assess compatibility with a model zinc-based organic coating. This study provides insights into improving coating applications that will allow for advancing corrosion mitigation strategies across industries. 2023 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/92728 Curtin University restricted
spellingShingle Scully, Leah
Coatings for atmospheric corrosion: Effect of surface roughness and corrosion inhibitor additives at carbon steel
title Coatings for atmospheric corrosion: Effect of surface roughness and corrosion inhibitor additives at carbon steel
title_full Coatings for atmospheric corrosion: Effect of surface roughness and corrosion inhibitor additives at carbon steel
title_fullStr Coatings for atmospheric corrosion: Effect of surface roughness and corrosion inhibitor additives at carbon steel
title_full_unstemmed Coatings for atmospheric corrosion: Effect of surface roughness and corrosion inhibitor additives at carbon steel
title_short Coatings for atmospheric corrosion: Effect of surface roughness and corrosion inhibitor additives at carbon steel
title_sort coatings for atmospheric corrosion: effect of surface roughness and corrosion inhibitor additives at carbon steel
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/92728