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Coating plastic behavior

The competition between the interfacial reactivities, the residual stresses and the elasto-plastic behavior of the components will be strongly dependent on the mechanical stability of the coating-substrate combination. Mechanical stability control has been assessed when making ceramic/metal junctions at high temperature (700°C - 1000°C) during which thick reaction zones tend to form by reactive diffusion in volume intermediate layers. ... [Pg.69]

The most technologically advanced products are used for waterproofing and pipeline coatings. These products are also based on dispersion of asphalt in the above mentioned solvents but reinforced with addition of polymer. The addition of polymer modifies the plastic behavior of asphalt and renders it elastomeric. Additional solvents are usually added to improve the solubility of polymeric components. Reactive polyurethanes are the most frequently used modifiers for waterproofing hquid membranes. Toluene and xylene are the... [Pg.855]

It is evident that the yield stress (Pm) represented by a point of inflection from the initial slope tends to increase with the diameter of indenter. The similar tendency is recognized with the substrate (Inconel 600), suggesting that the difference in the elastic-plastic behavior or fracture morphology of spray film is responsible, dependent on the plastic deformation of substrate. While there is little difference in yield stress between atmospheric pressure plasma spray specimen (A) and argon pressurized plasma spray specimen (H), the subsequent behavior of the latter specimen is more inferior, suggesting that the pressurized plasma spray gives coating of poorer tolerance to fractures. [Pg.438]

There is no precise definition for the frequently used term application fastness of a pigment. It usually refers to the behavior exhibited by a finished product used in accordance with the specifications. The term may thus refer to a print, a coated object, or a plastic product, and the list of features ranges from properties such as lightfastness and weatherfastness to migration fastness and fastness to solvents. In this context, there is a certain amount of emphasis on features which play a role in connection with packaging materials and packed articles. [Pg.59]

All these compounds are close to spherical in shape (several of them show plastic-phase behavior), and are literally coated with valence-shell electron pairs, which make them potential multiden-tate donors. Although many of them have been known for over a century, it was not until 1965 that the first coordination adduct of a doso-phosphorus structure, P 05[(Ni(00)3] 1 (Figure 1) was reported (28). [Pg.18]

Coal tar epoxy and plasticized chlorinated rubber laquer coated on mild steel were studied by Scantlebury et al (28). Impedance plots show a gradual decrease in the value of R t and the onset of Warburg-type behavior with increasing Immersion time in 3 weight percent sodium chloride solution. Appearance of an inductive loop when the coal-tar epoxy had a pin-hole was clearly demonstrated. [Pg.62]

In general, die position of thermal transitions markedly affects the mechanical behavior of polymeric coatings. IK and 2K polyurethanes based on the IPDI macromer behave as toughened plastics, since the ambient temperature T is... [Pg.157]

Although the exact nature of the B-D transition is not well understood, Wu (8) has shown that Tgp is related to the ability of plastics to be deep-drawn. Since the implications of such behavior to coatings are obvious, we desired to learn if non-uniform polymers offered any advantage in this respect. [Pg.380]

Itaconic acid was isolated in 1836 from the pyrolysis products of citric acid (7) and the pol3mierization of the ethyl ester was observed by SwAETS in 1873 (2). While many patents relating to the acid and its esters as monomers have issued since that time, only recently have reports begun to appear in the scientific journals. The voluminous patent literature describes the use of polymeric itaconic acid derivatives in such applications as protective and decorative coatings, synthetic fibers, oil additives and rigid plastics as well as many others. Several summaries of the patent art and present commercial applications are available (3). Such information has been omitted from this review, which is directed primarily toward chemical behavior of the itaconic monomers and polymers. [Pg.214]


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