Comparative Testing of One-Coat Enamels for Pipes
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Abstract
Comparative testing of industrially produced enamels and synthesized fluorine-free one-coat enamels was carried out. It was established that fluorine-free enamels of new compositions in certain properties (firing interval, chemical resistance, impact strength, etc.) exceed the existent analogs. The enamels are environmentally safe, have been subjected to extensive industrial testing, and have been accepted for production at various companies manufacturing steel pipes with enameled inner surfaces.
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