Structure and protective properties of epoxy-polyester powder coatings containing curing accelerator
https://doi.org/10.29235/1561-8331-2018-54-4-478-486
Abstract
As a result of the study, the effect of curing accelerators (heterocyclic amine and zinc-containing accelerator) on the structure, physico-mechanical and protective properties of coatings based on powder epoxy-polyester compositions was established. The introduction of accelerators into the compositions affects the depth and speed of the curing process of film formers and provides the possibility to reduce the curing temperature. It has been established that the use of heterocyclic amine accelerator is more effective than a zinc-containing catalyst. For compositions containing heterocyclic amine, a decrease in gel time and an increase in the complex of physico-mechanical and protective characteristics of the coatings are observed, which were evaluated for the resistance of the coatings to the static action of a 3 % solution of sodium chloride. It is shown that changes in the protective properties of coatings, depending on the composition, correlate with the structural parameters of the polymer film and are due to the formation of the spatial structure of the polymer with different cross-link density. The use of mixtures of the investigated curing accelerators leads to an increase in the density of the polymer spatial network. This provides high protective properties of coatings to the action of aggressive electrolytes by reducing the permeability of corrosive media into the coating material. For 5000 hours of testing there are no pockets of corrosion under a film and no significant disruption of the continuity of the coatings (bubbles, peeling, wrinkling and cracking) in comparison with the basic compositions that do not contain accelerators.
About the Authors
V. V. KomarBelarus
Ph. D. (Chemisry), Leading Researcher
N. V. Kulinich
Belarus
Researcher
N. P. Krutko
Belarus
Academician, D. Sc. (Chemistry), Head of the Department
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