THE IMPACT OF WATER-BASED ZINC-FLAKE COATING ON BOLT CORROSION PERFORMANCE

Authors

  • Elif Yaman Dr.
  • Semih Ulubayrak
  • Nurgül Özbay

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.52292/j.laar.2024.1141

Keywords:

metal, water based coating, zinc flake coating, corrosion performance

Abstract

In this study, the coatability of bolts with water-based zinc flake coating for the conditions in which electrostatic coating is not convenient was examined. In the sandblasting stage, two different types of sand were used to determine the impact of the sand type. When the results were compared, no significant difference was observed between the use of the two sand types. However, stainless-steel bolt usage was found to be more appropriate in terms of the filter maintenance of the sandblasting machine. At zinc-flake coating stage, the qualities of the bolts coated twice and coated thrice were compared to determine the impact of the coating number. According to tests of the dry adhesion, no coating error was detected on the both bolt surfaces. The corrosion resistance test showed that, the bolts with 24 g m-2 and 36 g m-2 coating weight had high corrosion resistance.

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Published

2024-01-01

Issue

Vol. 54 No. 1 (2024): Latin American Applied Research

Section

Chemical Engineering

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