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| - Nowadays nano-technology is one of the most extensive fields of scientific activities. As far as finishing is concerned, the field of nanotechnology mainly focuses on the sizes of individual ingredients and reduction in the thickness of the applied nano-coating. In other industrial sectors, such as metallurgical production of materials, it has been proved that application of nano-coatings influences corrosion resistance of metal substrate at a lower applied thickness. Pre-finishing of the substrate surface before application of nano-coating is also very important. Therefore, the coatings which are tolerant to the surface of the metal substrate are topical these days. Further development in this area will lead to a reduction in coating thickness, by means of which financial costs as well as environmental impact will be reduced. The contribution is focused on short-term anticorrosion protection of materials from metallurgical production, such as pipes intended for oil recovery. The finishing must meet the required lifetime of up to 6 months as for transportation and placement in the site, taking into account a corrosive environment with the corrosion category C5. Further, it is necessary to limit the pre-finishing of materials from metallurgical production to the lowest possible value. Two kinds of undercoat materials underwent experimental tests – a rolled seamless pipe and Standard sheet samples. The STANDARD samples had been supplied with the specified finishing and roughness, which are used for laboratory testing and for development of paint systems. The samples of the rolled pipe were free of finishing after rolling. Transparent nano-coating was applied using pneumatic spraying to these base materials – substrates. The transparent nano-coating had been modified in co-operation with the Russian Federation.
- Nowadays nano-technology is one of the most extensive fields of scientific activities. As far as finishing is concerned, the field of nanotechnology mainly focuses on the sizes of individual ingredients and reduction in the thickness of the applied nano-coating. In other industrial sectors, such as metallurgical production of materials, it has been proved that application of nano-coatings influences corrosion resistance of metal substrate at a lower applied thickness. Pre-finishing of the substrate surface before application of nano-coating is also very important. Therefore, the coatings which are tolerant to the surface of the metal substrate are topical these days. Further development in this area will lead to a reduction in coating thickness, by means of which financial costs as well as environmental impact will be reduced. The contribution is focused on short-term anticorrosion protection of materials from metallurgical production, such as pipes intended for oil recovery. The finishing must meet the required lifetime of up to 6 months as for transportation and placement in the site, taking into account a corrosive environment with the corrosion category C5. Further, it is necessary to limit the pre-finishing of materials from metallurgical production to the lowest possible value. Two kinds of undercoat materials underwent experimental tests – a rolled seamless pipe and Standard sheet samples. The STANDARD samples had been supplied with the specified finishing and roughness, which are used for laboratory testing and for development of paint systems. The samples of the rolled pipe were free of finishing after rolling. Transparent nano-coating was applied using pneumatic spraying to these base materials – substrates. The transparent nano-coating had been modified in co-operation with the Russian Federation. (en)
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| - Study of Transparent Nanocoating Based on Acrylic Specified for Short-term Corrosion Protection Materials
- Study of Transparent Nanocoating Based on Acrylic Specified for Short-term Corrosion Protection Materials (en)
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| - Study of Transparent Nanocoating Based on Acrylic Specified for Short-term Corrosion Protection Materials
- Study of Transparent Nanocoating Based on Acrylic Specified for Short-term Corrosion Protection Materials (en)
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| - RIV/61989100:27230/12:86084279!RIV13-MSM-27230___
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| - RIV/61989100:27230/12:86084279
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| - corrosion resistance; paint system; metallurgic production (en)
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| http://linked.open...i/riv/nazevZdroje
| - NANOCON 2012 : 4th international conference : conference proceedings : October 23rd-25th 2012, hotel Voroněž I, Brno, Czech Republic, EU
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| - Bártek, Vratislav
- Kopaňáková, Sylvie
- Laník, Tomáš
- Podjuklová, Jitka
- Suchánková, Kateřina
- Šrubař, Petr
- Hrabovská, Kamila
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