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Graham Armstrong Chairman: Organic Finishing Group; IMF Technical Sales Manager; Indestructible Paint Ltd
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How the Requirements of Clients in the Aero Engine, Airframe and Aero Ancillary Industries Will Drive Coatings Developments
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Current Product Types Organic Paints and Coatings Including: Epoxy ; Polyurethane; Acrylic; Silicon; Silicate; Polyimides; blends and others. Inorganic and Sacrificial Coatings; Diffusion and Ceramic Products Dry Film Lubricants Intumescents/ ”Thermal Barriers “ Primer-filler Coatings for Composites
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Typically, Coatings Must Resist: High Heat: >500-600 o C High Chemical Attack: Skydrol ; de icers etc Erosion: Rain & Particle Corrosion Heat & Thermal Conductivity Fuel and Lubricants
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Aero Turbine Engines
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Front End Commercial: 600mph air speed Temperature: -50 o C to 50-60 o C Erosion Resistance: Rain Erosion Hail Erosion Sand Erosion UV Radiation Flexible Elastomerics 2 Component Urethanes Baking Modified Epoxies & Silicone Epoxy Melamines
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A – Frame (in Gas Stream) Commercial: 600mph air speed Temperature: -50 o C to 50-60 o C Erosion Resistance: Rain Erosion Hail Erosion Sand Erosion UV Radiation Silicone Epoxy Melamine Erosion Coating (PL205)
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Low Pressure Compressor Stators & Blades Erosion Resistance: Rain Erosion Hail Erosion Sand Erosion UV Erosion Silicone Epoxy Melamine Erosion Coating (PL205) Corrosion & Temperature Resistance (300 o C) HT Aluminium Baking Sacrificial Aluminium Slurry Coatings
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High Pressure Compressor 50 atmospheres (500psi) Corrosion Temperature Resistance (500 o C) Sacrificial Aluminium Slurry Coatings
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Turbine Very High Temperature Sulphidation Attack Sour Gas Atmosphere(Industrial) Corrosion Diffusion Coatings Ceramic coatings
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Shaft; single; double or treble shaft engines Corrosion Oil Resistance Varying Temperature HT Aluminium Baking Finishes Sacrificial Aluminium Slurry Coatings
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Dry Film Lubrication Blade Roots Varying Temperature Requirements Corrosion Resistance Baking Epoxy & Silicone- Epoxy Resin base; MoS 2 ; graphite lubricant Inorganic silicate resin; boron nitride lubricant
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Fan Case Corrosion Resistance Fluids Resistance Baking Epoxy Primer (Chromate Containing)
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Front End-Nacelle Flying Luggage Crates Impact & Erosion Resistance
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Engine Casings Corrosion Fluid Resistance Heat Resistance Aluminium Castings 2 Component Epoxy Primer (Cr + Cr free) & 2 Component Epoxy Finish Magnesium Castings Baking Epoxy Sealant; 2 Component Epoxy Primer (Cr + Cr free) & 2 Component Epoxy Finish
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Aero Ancillaries
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Undercarriage Components Struts & Legs Cadmium Plating Baking Epoxy Primer + Finish 2 Component Epoxy Primer (Cr or Cr free) + 2 Component PU Finishes Axles Cadmium Plating Now MCAC
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Wheels and Brakes Wheels 2 Component Epoxy Primer (Cr or Cr free) 2 component PU Finishes Braking Components 1 component Cr or Cr free Primer
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Nacelles etc 2 component epoxy Cr primer + 2 component PU Finish Elastomeric Coating on Spinner
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The Effect on Coatings Development
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Client Issues Increased Performance Requirements Temperature Corrosion Resistance Chemical Resistance Abrasion Resistance Increased Operating Times(Reduced Maintenance) Reduced Production Costs Easier Application Reduced Curing Temps/Times Safer Products Less Storage Issues
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Increasing Performance Requirements Corrosion Resistance Cyclic Corrosion Temperature Resistance Fluids & Chemical Resistance Erosion & Abrasion Resistance Steam Resistance 1000 Hours + HSS ASTM B-117 Prohesion >10 Cycles Increasing up to 800 o C ++ 350hrs + in tri-n-butyl phosphate @ >70 o C Rain & particle erosion 760 o C @ 350bar
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Environmental/Legislative Issues REACH SVHC’s Ongoing Restrictions Solvents Directive HAPS GHS Cr VI Elimination Cr III Elimination VOC Reduction/ Elimination
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Product Availability Raw Material Withdrawal i. REACH ii. Other H+S Problems iii. No Longer ViableCommercially Technically Resource
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Processing Issues Reduced Manufacturing Costs Processing Restrictions & Controls Coatings Application Coatings Manufacture
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Pre-Treatment Systems Chrome Free Alternatives to Existing Systems for Magnesium; Aluminium and Other Alloys Thin Film “Conversion” Coatings Sol Gels Polysiloxanes Anodic Cr Free Processes
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Organic Coatings Ultra Low VOC Coatings and/or water based Chromate free anti-corrosive primers (but with performance equal or better than current Cr containing) Toxic Emission Free Intumescents Smoke Free Flame Retardant Coatings Increased Chemical Performance Higher Temperature Resistance
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Inorganic Coatings Total Elimination of Chrome Smoother Surface Finishes Improved Airflows Easier Application Parameters Reduced Curing Temperatures for New Grades of Alloys Revised Chemical & Corrosion Resistance Increased Temperature Performance
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Formulation Issues Nano Performance Advances Methods of Incorporation Cost Implications Health & Safety Issues Environmental Issues
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Double Edge Requirements : Increased Performance Requirements Legislative/Environmental/Client/Use Issues THESE CAN FIGHT EACH OTHER BUT NEED TO BE INCLUSIVE
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