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Ship Painting: Current Practice and Systems in Europe
PCE September 199824 Copyright 1998, Technology Publishing Companys long as shipssail the seas, they will need protec-tion from the corrosive environmentin which they article presents an overviewof Current Practice in the selectionand use of marine coatings. It looksat recent developments in coatingsystems for ships and describes themost critical parts of a ship forcoating protection, including theunderwater/boottop areas, ballasttanks, and cargo tanks. Particularattention is given to the role of anti-corrosive and antifouling systemsfor the underwater hull and boottopareas and recent developments inantifouling protection. Also includ-ed are other areas of a ship such asthe topside and superstructure andthe decks. At the outset is a summary ofcurrent shipbuilding practices ,including the role of shop primersand methods of painting a ship dur-ing assembly.
• Reinforced coating: a coating that has special materials added, such as hard fillers or glass flake, to improve abrasion resistance, mechanical strength, flexi-bility, impermeability, or other properties ... • Surface-tolerant epoxy coating: an epoxy coating that can be applied success-
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