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Industries: Coatings , Corrosion Monitoring and Control

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Learning Objectives:

L1 – Reasons for Coating

Define the primary function of a coating
Give examples of how coatings are used for industrial purposes
Explain why coatings are used for corrosion control
Recognize the critical role of the applicator in corrosion control and prevention

L2 – Coating Fundamentals

State the purpose of each coating component
Define single and multiple component coatings and their usage
Explain the purpose of primers, mid coats and finish coats
Identify factors that impact the selection of coatings

L3 – Types of Coatings

State the difference between convertible and no convertible coatings
List the types of generic coatings and the performance characteristics of each

L4 – Curing Mechanisms

List the curing mechanisms of coatings

L5 – Mixing & Thinning

Locate information about the mixing process on a PDS and SDS
Recall mixing methods for single and multiple component coatings
Explain how pot life, induction time, viscosity and temperature affect the mixing process
Choose the appropriate tools and equipment for mixing
Describe how to thin and strain and coating

L6 – Application Equipment & Set Up: Manual Methods

Describe the advantages and disadvantages of brusher, roller, trowel, mitt and squeegee
Choose the appropriate method for the application need
Explain how to set-up, operate and clean each manual application method

L7 – Application Equipment & Set Up: Spray Methods

Describe the advantages and disadvantages of Conventional, Airless, High Volume Low Pressure and Air Assisted Spray methods
Explain how to set-up, operate and clean each spray application method
Choose the appropriate spray system for the application need

L8 – Application Considerations

Give examples of proper spray techniques
Describe the conditions in which stripe coatings and over-coating should be applied
Recognize the importance of environmental and drying/curing conditions on application

L9 – Measurement & Monitoring

Demonstrate the proper procedure for taking a wet film measurement
Discuss the relationship between wet film and dry film thickness
Recognize and explain the non-destructive and destructive equipment use the measure dry fil thickness
Identify and describe common coating failures and defects during and after application

L10– Storage & Receiving

List the steps for receiving coating materials for a project
Document batch numbers and shelf life
Describe how the PDS and SDS related to the receiving and storage of coating materials
Distinguish between proper and improper storage conditions
Define product rotation schedules

Chapter 4 Exam

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Learning Objectives:

L1 – Reasons for Coating

Define the primary function of a coating
Give examples of how coatings are used for industrial purposes
Explain why coatings are used for corrosion control
Recognize the critical role of the applicator in corrosion control and prevention

L2 – Coating Fundamentals

State the purpose of each coating component
Define single and multiple component coatings and their usage
Explain the purpose of primers, mid coats and finish coats
Identify factors that impact the selection of coatings

L3 – Types of Coatings

State the difference between convertible and no convertible coatings
List the types of generic coatings and the performance characteristics of each

L4 – Curing Mechanisms

List the curing mechanisms of coatings

L5 – Mixing & Thinning

Locate information about the mixing process on a PDS and SDS
Recall mixing methods for single and multiple component coatings
Explain how pot life, induction time, viscosity and temperature affect the mixing process
Choose the appropriate tools and equipment for mixing
Describe how to thin and strain and coating

L6 – Application Equipment & Set Up: Manual Methods

Describe the advantages and disadvantages of brusher, roller, trowel, mitt and squeegee
Choose the appropriate method for the application need
Explain how to set-up, operate and clean each manual application method

L7 – Application Equipment & Set Up: Spray Methods

Describe the advantages and disadvantages of Conventional, Airless, High Volume Low Pressure and Air Assisted Spray methods
Explain how to set-up, operate and clean each spray application method
Choose the appropriate spray system for the application need

L8 – Application Considerations

Give examples of proper spray techniques
Describe the conditions in which stripe coatings and over-coating should be applied
Recognize the importance of environmental and drying/curing conditions on application

L9 – Measurement & Monitoring

Demonstrate the proper procedure for taking a wet film measurement
Discuss the relationship between wet film and dry film thickness
Recognize and explain the non-destructive and destructive equipment use the measure dry fil thickness
Identify and describe common coating failures and defects during and after application

L10– Storage & Receiving

List the steps for receiving coating materials for a project
Document batch numbers and shelf life
Describe how the PDS and SDS related to the receiving and storage of coating materials
Distinguish between proper and improper storage conditions
Define product rotation schedules

Chapter 4 Exam

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