TESTING THE CHEMICAL AND ANTI-CORROSION RESISTANCE OF PERCHLOROVINIL COATINGS

Kirill Aleksandrovich Ostrovnoy, I. A. Shkryabko, T. R. Nakiev, K. E. Adil

2022

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DOI 10.54596/2309-6977-2022-3-44-48

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Abstract

Coatings made of perchlorovinyl enamels have sufficient resistance to atmospheric influences, to the action of water, oil, acids, alkalis and corrosive gases. They are applied to metal and wood. The disadvantages of these materials include their low heat resistance (not higher than 80°C) and poor adhesion to metals. Elimination of the above disadvantages is possible by introducing additives of surfactants of various compositions into the composition of perchlorovinyl paintwork materials.