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Protective Coatings - KFUPM
Protective CoatingsDr. Zuhair M. Gasem ME Dept, KFUPMD hahran, Saudi and corrosion protection handbook by A. Prevention by Protective Coatings by Munger(NACE) control by BradfordKFUPM-ME 472 (062)2 Coatings and Lining The most widely used method for corrosion control Billion dollar in 1997 for corrosion protection by Coatings A coat is a thin Protective layer, typically 50-100 m. A lining is thick, typically mm in thickness. Linings are usually applied in the interiors of tanks, pipes, vessels, where immersion is continuous and corrosion is severe. Coatings are usually applied on surfaces where immersion is not continuous such as the external surfaces of tanks and pipes. KFUPM -ME 472 (062)3 Coatings and Lining corrosion protection by Coatings can be achieved by one of the following mechanisms: barrier coating that prevents the corrosive environment from reaching the base metal (thick lining).
Corrosion Prevention by Protective Coatings by C.G. Munger (NACE) 3. Corrosion Control by S.A. Bradford. KFUPM-ME 472 (062) Coatings and Lining 2
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