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J Chin Soc Corr Pro  1994, Vol. 14 Issue (4): 315-320    DOI:
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AN EVXLUATION OF CORROSION RESISTANCE OF ORCANIC COAT/STEEL SYSTEM BY MCPDP TECHNIQUE
Lin Changjian(State Key Lab jor Physical Chemistry of Solid Surface;Xiamen University)Tinh Nguyen(National Institute of Standards and Technology USA)
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Abstract  Multicyclic potentiodynamic polarization(MCPDP) technique was used to rapidly evaluate the corrooion resistance of organic coat/mrtsl system.Some faCtors affecting corrosion resistance of the coated steel,such as the type Of organic coatings,film thickness,defects in the coating,chemical state at interfaCe between metal and organic coating,and cO8ting curing condition,were examined.The explicable data Of MCPDP measurements were obtained and discussed.It was further indicated that the MCPDP technique as an electrochemical method for assessing anti-corrosion performance of organic coatings may have a number of adVantages:being fast,being reliable and sensive,and simplicity in both operation and interpretation of the experimental results.
Received:  25 August 1994     
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Lin Changjian(State Key Lab jor Physical Chemistry of Solid Surface;Xiamen University)Tinh Nguyen(National Institute of Standards and Technology USA). AN EVXLUATION OF CORROSION RESISTANCE OF ORCANIC COAT/STEEL SYSTEM BY MCPDP TECHNIQUE. J Chin Soc Corr Pro, 1994, 14(4): 315-320.

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