Abstract:BIS 2062-grade carbon steel is extensively used for fishing boat construction. The steel is highly susceptible to corrosion on the hull and welding joints under marine environment. Here, we demonstrate the application of a novel multifunctional nano-metal-oxide mixture comprised of iron, titanium, and cerium as a marine coating to prevent corrosion. The electrochemical performance of nano-metal-oxide mixture coatings, applied over boat-building steel, was evaluated at 3.5% NaCl medium. The nano-mixture surface… Show more
“…Nano metal oxide mixtures of Fe, Ce and Ti were used by Ashraf et al 95 to understand the coating performance on BIS 2062-grade steel which is mainly used for boat construction. They have observed that optimum concentration of nano-mixtures (0.005 % Fe 2 O 3 þ 0.01% CeO 2 þ 0.005% TiO 2 ) are very effective in corrosion protection with a polarisation resistance of $6043 cm 2 and low corrosion current density of 3.53 Â 10 À6 Acm À2 .…”
Steel is known for its low cost of fabrication, high mechanical strength and hence is extensively used for drilling equipment, pipelines, ship building and offshore structures. Corrosion of steel is a costly problem in many applications especially in oilfield and marine environments which are known for the high temperature, high pressure and corrosive conditions. In this paper, nanocomposite coating is being explored as the preferred strategy to improve corrosion resistance for steel. Here, we will give details on the various coating materials, deposition techniques and the challenges involved in realising the most suitable coating on steel based on results of recent research. In addition, we also detail the filler specifications for getting high performance nanocomposites.
“…Nano metal oxide mixtures of Fe, Ce and Ti were used by Ashraf et al 95 to understand the coating performance on BIS 2062-grade steel which is mainly used for boat construction. They have observed that optimum concentration of nano-mixtures (0.005 % Fe 2 O 3 þ 0.01% CeO 2 þ 0.005% TiO 2 ) are very effective in corrosion protection with a polarisation resistance of $6043 cm 2 and low corrosion current density of 3.53 Â 10 À6 Acm À2 .…”
Steel is known for its low cost of fabrication, high mechanical strength and hence is extensively used for drilling equipment, pipelines, ship building and offshore structures. Corrosion of steel is a costly problem in many applications especially in oilfield and marine environments which are known for the high temperature, high pressure and corrosive conditions. In this paper, nanocomposite coating is being explored as the preferred strategy to improve corrosion resistance for steel. Here, we will give details on the various coating materials, deposition techniques and the challenges involved in realising the most suitable coating on steel based on results of recent research. In addition, we also detail the filler specifications for getting high performance nanocomposites.
“…Nano mixtures having different properties coated over steel exhibited improved corrosion resistance [16] and few studies have been conducted using the nano materials of different properties in a mixture to prevent biofouling. Nano SiO 2 and ZnO are considered safe, due to their toxicity characteristics and environmental friendliness.…”
Biofouling is one of the problems faced by cage aquaculture farmers, and its management is expensive. In this present study, polyethylene aquaculture cage nets were coated with the nano structured oxides of zinc and silicon incorporated with polyaniline. Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy and scanning electron microscope data evidenced that a thick coating of nano particle was formed on polyethylene. The oxides were attached to the quinoid part of polyaniline. The antifouling efficiency of treated cage net was tested by exposing in the Cochin estuary for three months. A webbing treated with 0.01% of each of the nano zinc oxide (ZnO) and silicon dioxide (SiO 2) exhibited the highest biofouling resistance. Reinforcement of nano SiO 2 with ZnO increased biofouling resistance as the former complemented the coating to make the system more efficient.
“…Titanium dioxide has commonly been used as additives in anticorrosion coating in the recent years . Nano‐TiO 2 is an excellent cathodic inhibitor, photo‐catalyst, antimicrobial additive and antifouling agent .…”
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“…Titanium dioxide has commonly been used as additives in anticorrosion coating in the recent years . Nano‐TiO 2 is an excellent cathodic inhibitor, photo‐catalyst, antimicrobial additive and antifouling agent . The TiO 2 NW are semiconductor materials with different properties from a flat titanium alloy surface where a very thin oxide layer is formed only on the surface and the bulk properties remain metallic .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…[16] Nano-TiO 2 is an excellent cathodic inhibitor, photo-catalyst, antimicrobial additive and antifouling agent. [16] The TiO 2 NW are semiconductor materials with different properties from a flat titanium alloy surface where a very thin oxide layer is formed only on the surface and the bulk properties remain metallic. [17] Thus, the semiconductor properties of the n-type TiO 2 NW coating is expected to have an influence on surface properties and corrosion resistance of Ti50Zr alloy in the presence of light.…”
TiO2 nanowires are fabricated by electrospinning on Ti50Zr alloy, by changing the elaboration conditions. The surface covered with nanowires is characterized by performing scanning electronic microscopy and contact angle measurements. The best surface from the point of view of nanowires organization is chosen based on experimental conditions. The electrochemical stability is tested in Fusayama saliva. The response of HGF‐1 gingival fibroblasts cells is established and discussed. Cellular response is evaluated by the cell viability, lactate dehydrogenase test, nitric oxide level and interleukines IL‐6 and IL‐8 secretion. A very small increase of IL‐8 expression was noticed only for the samples obtained at 15 kV, whereas for IL‐6 no change compared to control was observed. This small increase could be related to the structural changes in the TiO2 semiconductor nanowires surface. Such data suggest that this alloy covered with TiO2 n‐type semiconductor nanowires can be successfully used in biomedical applications without generating significant inflammatory processes.
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