Coatings

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applied to a surface to protect the substrate from
corrosion

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COATINGS

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thin layers of materials that are applied to a metal surface to
protect it from corrosion.

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COATINGS

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materials used in coating

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polymers, ceramic, and metal alloys

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TYPES OF
COATINGS

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metallic and organic

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made of metal applied to surface of another metal to provide protection
against corrosion

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METALLIC COATING

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METALLIC COATING processes

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dipping, electroplating, spraying,
cementation, and diffusion

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a layer that changes the surface
properties of the
metal being applied

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METALLIC COATING

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a layer that changes the surface
properties of the workpiece to those of the
metal being applied

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METALLIC COATING

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Corrosion-resistant to a wide range of chemical environments such as: the
atmosphere, ammonia, coal gas, fluorine, hydrogen peroxide, mercury, etc.

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Nickel

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Nickel Usually prepared by

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electroplating

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Nickel Plated either directly on steel or sometimes over an

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intermediate coating of copper

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tanks, pipings, and
valves

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nickel

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unique properties like corrosion
resistance, malleability, and low melting
poin

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lead

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Lead Usually formed by either

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hot dipping or
by electrodeposition

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construction
industry for applications such as
waterproofing and roofing.

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Lead

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enhance the corrosion resistance of iron
castings to sulfuric acid

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Lead and lead-tin coatings

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Excellent resistance to both atmospheric and aqueous corrosion.

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Zinc

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inexpensive compared to other corrosion prevention

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Zinc

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Zinc also called

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galvanized coatings

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Zinc methods

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hot dipped or electroplated

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other words for Electrogalvanized

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electroplated zinc coating

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bolts, screws, and
wire products

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zinc

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very specific substrate metals
(e.g., iron, aluminum, and steel)

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Cadmium

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Superior protection against corrosion in **alkaline and marine environments**

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Cadmium

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methods used in cadmium

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electrodeposition

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More expensive than zinc, but retains a bright metallic appearance longer,

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Cadmium

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in low to moderate corrosive environment where they can provide long-term protection

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Tin

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do not corrode in soft waters.

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tin

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Widely used in the food packaging industry to provide a protective barrier

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Tin

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Made from various organic materials

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ORGANIC COATINGS

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applied to surfaces in liquid form

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ORGANIC COATINGS

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These coatings are based on carbon containing materials

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ORGANIC COATINGS

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offer superior resistance to abrasion, turbulence, harsh chemicals, and severe temperatures

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Epoxy

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used in metal finishing to protect metal surfaces from corrosion and wear

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Epoxy

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useful, for example, to seal leaks temporarily in ferrous or nonferrous piping

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Epoxy

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coating used for their resistance to abrasion, chemical exposure, and weathering

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Polyester

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used for their transparency, color retention, and resistance to UV light.

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Acrylic

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water-resistant, making them a good choice for applications where protection against water and moisture

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Acrylic

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easy to apply, with many formulations available in spray-on or brush-on forms

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Acrylic

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polyester method

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spray or electrostatic deposition