Paint as a civil engineering material
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1965.v18.i171.4372Abstract
This article gives a detailed description of the properties to be satisfied by organic paints, their specific uses, and the means of estimating in advance the behaviour of these materials in two important branches of civil engineering, namely, in a) the protection of iron and steel surfaces against corrosion (owing to the very great economic importance of corrosion in industrial plants) and b) the surface finishing of structures that are to be kept in the open air (this refers to paints to be applied to woodwork and to metal surfaces).
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