Impact of fillers on corrosion protection analysed
Friday, 9 July 2010
A study of diatomite and calcined kaoline properties in anticorrosion protective coatings published
Anticorrosion protective properties of fillers analysed Source: wilhei/Pixelio
Andrea Kalendova and her colleagues from the University of Pardubice in Czech Republic studied the comparison of properties of diatomite and kaoline in paints in dependence on their volume concentration (PVC). Model paints were prepared containing increasing filler contents, PVC = 5 % up to the critical volume concentration of the pigment (CPVC). The properties of the prepared coatings were tested by laboratory corrosion tests in both the neutral salt mist and the condensation moisture environments. The effect of diatomite and kaoline PVC on mechanical and anticorrosion protective properties of coats based on epoxide and epoxyester binders was studied. It was established that diatomite can be used as a filler in anticorrosion protective coatings. Please read more in Progress in Organic Coatings, Volume 68, Issue 3, July 2010, Pages 173-179.
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