ISSN 0430-6252. Physicochemical Mechanics of Materials. 2023.
Volume 59, Issue 6

The influence of zeolite-phosphate corrosion protection pigment on the protective properties of epoxy coating on carbon steel

Keywords

carbon steel, epoxy coating, anti-corrosion zeolite-phosphate pigment, mechano­chemical modification, underfilm corrosion.

Cite as

Zin І. М., Datsko B. М., Khlopyk О. P., Sobodosh N. Yo., and Korniy S. А. The influence of zeolite-phosphate corrosion protection pigment on the protective properties of epoxy coating on carbon steel. Physicochemical Mechanics of Materials. 2023. 59(6), 14-21.

https://doi.org/10.15407/pcmm2023.06.014

Abstract

The effect of the zeolite-phosphate anti-corrosion pigment obtained by the mechanoche­mical method on the protective properties of the epoxy coating on carbon steel was inves­tigated. Using the methods of electrochemical impedance spectroscopy, optical 3D profi­lometry, and tests in a heat and humidity chamber, it was established that the addition of such a pigment to an epoxy primer provides a significant reduction in underfilm corrosion of metal.

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