Unleashing the power of organic corrosion inhibitors in aircraft coatings
Corrosion inhibition is key in many applications. To ensure this performance, it is mandatory to have an even distribution of the inhibiting materials throughout the volume.
The main objective of this dissertation is to demonstrate two strategies for incorporating highly efficient organic corrosion inhibitors into aerospace coatings and to establish fundamental guidelines for designing such coatings. Each chapter tackles important scientific and industrial challenges related to corrosion, organic inhibitors, and coating systems, using newly developed inhibitor-loading strategies, lab-scale operando optics, electrochemistry, spectroscopic and surface techniques, and industrial techniques.
Source: TU Delft/Thesis/Dissertation
