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Developing a self-healing anticorrosion coating for steel protection in marine tidal zone
A self-healing anticorrosion protective was developed for steel st-37 exposed to the marine tidal zone, which is composed of a multi-layer polymer coating. The coating includes zinc-rich epoxy primer, self-healing microencapsulated embedded epoxy, and a top coat consisting of polyurethane incorporated with silica nanoparticles. The size of microcapsules decreased with increasing agitation during encapsulation, which varies from 4 to 43 µm. Good performance was observed for producing the encapsulated particles with a size of up to 5 µm and more than 90% loading of the embedded healing agent, in which a 1680 rpm agitation along with a pH of 3 for the synthesis environment and a 130 min for the synthesis duration is set. The optimal amount of microcapsules and silica nanoparticles was 10 and 1.5 wt%, respectively. Also, the promised self-healing anticorrosion coating leads the damaged areas to be fully healed in almost 12 h in the face of harsh conditions. In contrast to the non-self-healing one, the healing ability of the developed self-healing coating shows good barrier properties and leads to a lesser loss of interface adhesion.
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Materials and Corrosion is the leading European journal in its field, providing rapid and comprehensive coverage of the subject and specifically highlighting the increasing importance of corrosion research and prevention.
Several sections exclusive to Materials and Corrosion bring you closer to the current events in the field of corrosion research and add to the impact this journal can make on your work.