Paint and Coatings Industry Webinars
Selection of Tests for Evaluating Coatings to be used in Qualifying Coatings for Use in Aggressive Environments
This webinar is archived and recorded from a live presentation on Wednesday, August 12, 2020.
Cost: FREE
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This webinar will discuss some of the laboratory test methods used for developing a performance-based protocol for qualifying coatings in aggressive environments. Test methods to be discussed will be cathodic disbondment resistance, Atlas Cell testing and high temperature/high pressure autoclave exposure. Although many of the methods are commonly used in the oil and gas industry, the methods have wider application across a range of industries including marine, railroad tanks and water/wastewater.
Learning Objectives
Attendees will learn:
Why performance-based testing should be used for qualifying coatings;
What laboratory test methods are commonly used to evaluate the performance of coatings in aggressive environments; and
What factors to consider when selecting between the various specifications such as ASTM, ISO and NACE for each test method.
Presenter:
Kaley Stanczyk, Project Manager/Chemical Technician
KTA-Tator, Inc.
Kaley Stanczyk is a Project Manager/Chemical Technician in KTA’s Analytical Testing Laboratory. Stanczyk has a degree in environmental science from Pennsylvania State University and has been with KTA for seven years. She is a NACE Level 2 Certified Coatings Inspector, a Past Chair of the NACE International Pittsburgh Chapter and is involved in NACE International’s technical committees.
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