Impact of Cathodic Protection on Selected Polymeric Coatings

Martin Lovíšek; Tatiana Liptáková; Sylvia Dundeková; Pavol Šimko

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.818.158

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Defectometry Analysis of Surface Condition Damaged with Corrosion Pitting
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Impact of Cathodic Protection on Selected Polymeric Coatings
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Impact of Cathodic Protection on Selected Polymeric Coatings

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The cathodic protection is used in combination with organic coatings to protect steel constructions in soil and water environment, when their long lifetime and safety are expected. The parameters of the cathodic protection must be respected very strictly because the exceeded protective potential can evoke degradation of polymeric coatings and delamination. Our paper comprises the results of experiments those determine the impact of various applied protective potential on degradation of the selected polymeric coatings. The specimens were prepared of sheet steel 425310.11. Prior to the application of organic coatings, one set of specimens was treated by blasting (classic method) the second set by laser. The behavior of the physically (based on polyisobutene PIB) and chemically cured (based on polyurethane PU) coatings were studied after one year lasting exposure in the soil. The experiment was carried out by exposure of specimens in soil without and with cathodic protection of different intensity.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 818)

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Martin Lovíšek*, Tatiana Liptáková, Sylvia Dundeková, Pavol Šimko

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Adhesion, Cathodic Protection, Coating, Corrosion Resistance

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