Anti-Corrosion Coatings for Ductile Iron Pipes: Selection, Applications & Trends
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1. Introduction: The Critical Role of Coatings in Pipeline Longevity
Ductile iron pipes are widely used in water supply and drainage systems due to their strength and durability. However, 30% of global pipeline failures are attributed to coating degradation. Effective anti-corrosion strategies combine electrochemical protection and physical barriers to ensure service lives exceeding 50 years.
2. Primary Coating Technologies and Their Mechanisms
2.1 External Coatings
2.2 Internal Linings
3. Environment-Specific Coating Selection
Environmental Factor | Recommended Coating System | Key Performance 指标 |
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High Chloride Soils | Zinc-rich epoxy + CP system | Cl⁻ <500ppm; CP potential -0.85V |
Acidic Waters (pH<6.5) | Polyurethane lining | Adhesion ≥10MPa; ΔT ≤50°C |
Abrasive Flow Conditions | Centrifugal alumina cement (≥3mm) | Vickers hardness ≥600 HV |
Data sources: ISO 2531, AWWA C104/C105
4. Quality Control Protocols
5. Case Study: Anhui Water Supply Network
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6. Emerging Technologies
7. Conclusion
Optimal coating selection requires comprehensive analysis of soil resistivity (ASTM G57), water chemistry, and operational stresses. Adherence to standards (ISO 8179-1, EN 545) and regular potential mapping (-0.85V to -1.15V CSE) ensures 75+ year service lives while meeting NSF/ANSI 61 requirements.
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