Comprehensive assessment of time of wetness on coil-coated steel sheets
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Abstract
The impact of size, insulation, and colour on surface wetness was investigated for coil-coated panels with presumed clean and salt-contaminated surfaces under outdoor conditions. To increase precision, surface relative humidity and visual monitoring were combined to determine total time of wetness ( TOW total) replacing the traditional method using meteorological data described in ISO 9223. Results showed a low effect of the studied parameters, confirming that standard panels used for field exposure investigations accurately simulate real structures. A novel methodology with improved precision was developed to predict TOW total from climatic data.
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OpenAlex topics: Surface Roughness and Optical Measurements · Material Properties and Processing · nanoparticles nucleation surface interactions
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