Prediction of Materials and Coating Durability Based on Atmospheric and Laboratoty Tests

Katerina Kreislova; Lubomir Mindos; Hana Geiplova; Marketa Parakova

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.844.75

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Prediction of Materials and Coating Durability Based on Atmospheric and Laboratoty Tests

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All industries are interesting in the durability/service life of products, structures, equipment, plants, etc. One factor affecting this is corrosion resistance. There are many methods for received such data. Methods supporting standardized data are long-term atmospheric corrosion tests, mapping of corrosivity, field tests on real structures including the evaluation of long-term exposed materials and coatings. The choice of suitable accelerated test is very important for receiving the reasonable information.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 844)

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75-78

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March 2016

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Katerina Kreislova, Lubomir Mindos, Hana Geiplova, Marketa Parakova

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Atmospheric Test, Coatings, Corrosion, Corrosion Protection, Durability Prediction, Laboratory Test

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