Epoxy-Polyelectrolite Composites as a Basis of Intellectual Coating for Protection from Underfilm Corrosion on Cathodically Polarizable Structures

Nikolay N. Petrov; Tatyana V. Koval; Irina V. Falina; Roman V. Gorokhov; Nikolay V. Sheldeshov; Nikolay N. Bukov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.227.123

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Epoxy-Polyelectrolite Composites as a Basis of Intellectual Coating for Protection from Underfilm Corrosion on Cathodically Polarizable Structures

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In this paper substantiated the possibility of creating on the basis of epoxy-polyelectrolyte composites of anticorrosive coatings sensitive to corrosive environment and its application for protection from underfilm corrosion cathode-polarized structures, which include, for example, underground steel pipelines.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 227)

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Nikolay N. Petrov*, Tatyana V. Koval, Irina V. Falina, Roman V. Gorokhov, Nikolay V. Sheldeshov, Nikolay N. Bukov

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Cathodic Protection, Epoxy-Polyelectrolite Composite, Intellectual Coating, Underfilm Corrosion

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