Development of galvanic coating (ZINC) for application in mils steel upon corrosive environment

Organic coated steel is widely used in industry because of well-known of its advantage towards corrosion protection. The objective is to understanding the physical appearances and behaviour of formulated organic coating and commercialized spray using SEM by investigating the internal reaction and en...

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Main Author: Sofian, Azizul Helmi
Format: Research Report
Language:English
Published: 2017
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description Organic coated steel is widely used in industry because of well-known of its advantage towards corrosion protection. The objective is to understanding the physical appearances and behaviour of formulated organic coating and commercialized spray using SEM by investigating the internal reaction and environment nature. Pigment volume concentration of formulated organic coating was varied as 10, 20 and 30 % to evaluate the effectiveness of coatings towards corrosion protection. There were four methods to identify the effectiveness of organic coating by adhesion test, immersion test, polarization test and thickness of the different layer (1, 3, 5 layers). In addition, the kinetic growth can be analyzed or interpret by using scanning electron microscope (SEM) for morphology observation. First, the samples were coated with the coating (commercialized spray and formulated organic coating). The „dry-on-dry‟ technique was implemented on these samples during painting or coating on the samples. After that, the samples were immersed in 3.5 % NaCl solution in duration at least 60 days. The thickness was measured by weighing before and after coating. The image of the sample for immersion test was taken from SEM analysis. The result of adhesion test for epoxy and zinc-epoxy shows high strength in chemical bonding. Lastly, the polarization test was takes place to determine the parameters of corrosion. The aim is to evaluate the efficiency of organic coating towards corrosion protection. The sample from formulated organic coating (10% PVC) show the highest corrosion rates, 0.00018 mm/yr. The formulation coating provides barrier protection while commercialized spray provides both galvanic and barrier protection from corrosion.
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spelling ump-363922023-02-20T04:56:37Z http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/36392/ Development of galvanic coating (ZINC) for application in mils steel upon corrosive environment Sofian, Azizul Helmi TP Chemical technology Organic coated steel is widely used in industry because of well-known of its advantage towards corrosion protection. The objective is to understanding the physical appearances and behaviour of formulated organic coating and commercialized spray using SEM by investigating the internal reaction and environment nature. Pigment volume concentration of formulated organic coating was varied as 10, 20 and 30 % to evaluate the effectiveness of coatings towards corrosion protection. There were four methods to identify the effectiveness of organic coating by adhesion test, immersion test, polarization test and thickness of the different layer (1, 3, 5 layers). In addition, the kinetic growth can be analyzed or interpret by using scanning electron microscope (SEM) for morphology observation. First, the samples were coated with the coating (commercialized spray and formulated organic coating). The „dry-on-dry‟ technique was implemented on these samples during painting or coating on the samples. After that, the samples were immersed in 3.5 % NaCl solution in duration at least 60 days. The thickness was measured by weighing before and after coating. The image of the sample for immersion test was taken from SEM analysis. The result of adhesion test for epoxy and zinc-epoxy shows high strength in chemical bonding. Lastly, the polarization test was takes place to determine the parameters of corrosion. The aim is to evaluate the efficiency of organic coating towards corrosion protection. The sample from formulated organic coating (10% PVC) show the highest corrosion rates, 0.00018 mm/yr. The formulation coating provides barrier protection while commercialized spray provides both galvanic and barrier protection from corrosion. 2017-04 Research Report NonPeerReviewed pdf en http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/36392/1/Development%20of%20galvanic%20coating%20%28ZINC%29%20for%20application%20in%20mils%20steel%20upon%20corrosive%20environment.wm.pdf Sofian, Azizul Helmi (2017) Development of galvanic coating (ZINC) for application in mils steel upon corrosive environment. , [Research Report] (Unpublished)
spellingShingle TP Chemical technology
Sofian, Azizul Helmi
Development of galvanic coating (ZINC) for application in mils steel upon corrosive environment
title Development of galvanic coating (ZINC) for application in mils steel upon corrosive environment
title_full Development of galvanic coating (ZINC) for application in mils steel upon corrosive environment
title_fullStr Development of galvanic coating (ZINC) for application in mils steel upon corrosive environment
title_full_unstemmed Development of galvanic coating (ZINC) for application in mils steel upon corrosive environment
title_short Development of galvanic coating (ZINC) for application in mils steel upon corrosive environment
title_sort development of galvanic coating (zinc) for application in mils steel upon corrosive environment
topic TP Chemical technology
url http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/36392/
http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/36392/1/Development%20of%20galvanic%20coating%20%28ZINC%29%20for%20application%20in%20mils%20steel%20upon%20corrosive%20environment.wm.pdf