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The Protection of Steel Piles by Selected Coatings in a Natural Sea Water Environment
Six types of coatings are evaluated on their ability to protect steel piles in offshore conditions. These coatings, made up of a single system metal pigmented paint and 5 two system nonmetallic coatings on metal filled primers, are described in detail. They include aluminum pigmented coal tar epoxy, coal tar epoxy over zinc rich epoxy, vinyl over zinc rich silicate, coal tar epoxy over zinc rich silicate, and other combinations of coatings. These protective coatings have displayed good to excellent resistance to deterioration in the environment of this program. A brief discussion of the corrosion of bare steel piles serving as controls is included. The electrochemical techniques used to evaluate the coating deterioration in situ, and the physical measurements made on the piles after removal are briefly described. The results found on these systems in the first six years of a fifteen year program are presented.
The Protection of Steel Piles by Selected Coatings in a Natural Sea Water Environment
Six types of coatings are evaluated on their ability to protect steel piles in offshore conditions. These coatings, made up of a single system metal pigmented paint and 5 two system nonmetallic coatings on metal filled primers, are described in detail. They include aluminum pigmented coal tar epoxy, coal tar epoxy over zinc rich epoxy, vinyl over zinc rich silicate, coal tar epoxy over zinc rich silicate, and other combinations of coatings. These protective coatings have displayed good to excellent resistance to deterioration in the environment of this program. A brief discussion of the corrosion of bare steel piles serving as controls is included. The electrochemical techniques used to evaluate the coating deterioration in situ, and the physical measurements made on the piles after removal are briefly described. The results found on these systems in the first six years of a fifteen year program are presented.
The Protection of Steel Piles by Selected Coatings in a Natural Sea Water Environment
E. Escalante (author) / W. P. Iverson (author)
1978
8 pages
Report
No indication
English
Cathodic Protection of Steel Pipe Piles in an Open Sea Environment
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