Cathodic Protection, Corrosion Control and Spray Coatings
International Paint-Protective Coatings for Power Generation Plants | ||
 International Protective Coatings' paint systems are demonstrating their performance and sustainable design credentials in protecting wind-farms at every type of location, from dry continental interiors to challenging offshore locations. |
 International provides a range of products to protect the infrastructure of power generation plants where the toughest conditions are found. |
 International Paint is the world's largest manufacturer of high-performance protective coatings. |
Plasma & Thermal Coatings-Plasma, HVOF and Metal Spray Coating Services | ||
 The most technically advanced FST MP100 multi-process coating centre combining HVOF and plasma spray coating technologies. |
 Thermal barrier coating applied to a land based gas turbine transition, typical thicknesses range from 0.2mm to 0.5mm. |
 A refurbished Row 2 triplex nozzle guide vane; with an HVOF MCrAlY overlay coating on all gas washed surfaces, and partial ceramic coating of zirconia on the platform and leading edge. |
 A typical LBGT blade with a zirconia based ceramic coating applied to the foil and platforms before finishing. |
 A refurbished Row 1 nozzle guide vane with HVOF MCrAlY overlay coating on all gas washed surfaces. |
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plastocor / durocor-Cooling Water Cycle Corrosion and Erosion Protection Systems | ||
 Damaged tube sheet before and after application of plastocor® / durocor® cladding 2000. |
 The time and cost involved in the tube-end inlet coating is a fraction of that of new tubes. |
 Cross-section (50 times magnification) through a tube end of a steam-turbine condenser which was treated with the tube inlet protection system after 40,000 operation hours. |
 The Plastocor tubelining system is an internal protective coating for heat exchanger and condenser tubes along their entire length. |
 Inner tube surface before (top) and after (bottom) epoxy tube lining. |
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