DEVELOPMENT OF ULTRA-THIN FILM PRESERVATIVE COM POUNDS PREPARED UNDER NAVY, BUREAU OF NAVAL WEAPONS.
Abstract
Compositions developed under this project were evaluated for effectiveness in preventing corro sion by exposing metal panels dipped in these compositions in the controlled cyclic condensa tion humidity cabinet. Resins or polymers with varying amounts and types of anticorrosion, antioxidant, and surfactant additives constituted the film-forming portions of these compositions. Several of the compositions were applied to metal panels which were exposed in a louvered shed for periods of one to six and one-half months. The most successful compositions included several based on Piccopale 100, Picco pale 110, Epon 1007, and Half-Second Butyrate as the major film ingredient. A composition based on Piccopale 110 is preferred because of its superior adhesion while maintaining approximately equivalent rust-preventive ability compared with those based on Epon 1007 and Half-Second Butyrate. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Oct 31, 1963
- Accession Number
- AD0426892