Anticorrosive properties enhancement by means of phosphate pigments in an epoxy 2k coating. Assessment by NSS and ACET
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Anticorrosive properties enhancement by means of phosphate pigments in an epoxy 2k coating. Assessment by NSS and ACETAutoría
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2014-12Editor
ElsevierISSN
0300-9440Cita bibliográfica
GIMENO, M. J., et al. Anticorrosive properties enhancement by means of phosphate pigments in an epoxy 2k coating. Assessment by NSS and ACET. Progress in Organic Coatings, 2014, vol. 77, no 12, p. 2024-2030.Tipo de documento
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The effect of the addition of anticorrosive phosphate pigments (different types and quantities), standard zinc phosphate and organophilized zinc molybdate phosphate, on the corrosion resistance properties of epoxy ... [+]
The effect of the addition of anticorrosive phosphate pigments (different types and quantities), standard zinc phosphate and organophilized zinc molybdate phosphate, on the corrosion resistance properties of epoxy coating on cold rolled steel has been investigated by means of two different techniques: a traditional one as salt spray (NSS) and an electrochemical one as the accelerated cyclic electrochemical test (ACET). The optimum anticorrosive phosphate pigment type and its content, that gave the best performance in this epoxy system, were determined. The results offered by each one of the techniques were quite similar, with the advantage that the ACET offered the results in a very short time (24 h) compared to salt spray test. [-]
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