A material's corrosion profile is used to determine the material's likelihood to react with water. Corrosion normally occurs due to the addition of oxygen atoms or molecules to a metal, thus degrading the structure that the metal is being used for. The group of elements in the periodic… View Full Term
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Bitumen is one of the oldest known engineering materials. Also known as asphalt, bitumen has been used as an adhesive and waterproofing coating for some time. Beyond its widespread use for road paving, bituminous coatings are also used in many industries to prevent corrosion of metallic substrates.
This guide examines bitumen, the raw material used to manufacture bituminous coatings, the history of bituminous coatings, and common applications. It also covers the substrate preparation steps that are required before applying this type of coating.
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