Materials Performance

NOV 2012

Materials Performance is the world's most widely circulated magazine dedicated to corrosion prevention and control. MP provides information about the latest corrosion control technologies and practical applications for every industry and environment.

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COATINGS & LININGS FIGURE 2 bonded coatings. The percent IR indi- cates the voltage gradient strength (amount of current being consumed at the defect) but does not indicate whether there is corrosion, SCC, or disbonded coating. Case Studies The following two case studies show examples of failure modes for two differ- ent coating systems. They illustrate the importance of coating disbondment de- tection as a tool for maintaining a pipe- line's integrity. Figure 2 shows a liquid epoxy repair Disbonded two-part epoxy repair found with EMAT. pipelines. These surveys can provide some indications of where the coating has holidays or damage that expose pipe steel. Traditional annual CP and CIS will provide information about the coating condition and potential degradation, but do not provide information critical to determining if there are coating disbond- UMV\[

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