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Variability in Accelerated Corrosion Testing

Variability in Accelerated Corrosion Testing
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Accelerated corrosion test methods are regularly utilized in coating industries to predict the performance of coatings in real life exposure. The performance of coatings in these accelerated tests is a key step in the product development cycle. It is essential to understand different factors that may introduce variability in the test result. 

Product Number: 51220-276-SG
Author: N. Rakers, J. Begley, A. Mubarok
Publication Date: 2020
Industry: Coatings
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Accelerated corrosion test methods are regularly utilized in coating industries to predict the performance of coatings in real life exposure. The performance of coatings in these accelerated tests is a key step in the product development cycle. It is essential to understand different factors that may introduce variability in the test result. This paper will look at different variables that can impact reproducibility of salt fog testing. Discussion will be focused on coating application and sample preparation before salt fog exposure. As part of this discussion, we will cover different analytical tools used to understand the variability. Utilization of findings in this paper will help enhance quality control of salt fog testing, lending to more efficient product development.

Accelerated corrosion test methods are regularly utilized in coating industries to predict the performance of coatings in real life exposure. The performance of coatings in these accelerated tests is a key step in the product development cycle. It is essential to understand different factors that may introduce variability in the test result. This paper will look at different variables that can impact reproducibility of salt fog testing. Discussion will be focused on coating application and sample preparation before salt fog exposure. As part of this discussion, we will cover different analytical tools used to understand the variability. Utilization of findings in this paper will help enhance quality control of salt fog testing, lending to more efficient product development.

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