A French view of the correlation between natural and artificial weathering of anticorrosion paints: Analysis of some artificial weathering cycles

A French view of the correlation between natural and artificial weathering of anticorrosion paints: Analysis of some artificial weathering cycles

Achieving a correlation between artificial weathering (VA) and natural weathering (VN) of paints is a difficult problem that has occupied the industrial sector for a long time. In particular, this is a concern for anticorrosion paints due to their function of protecting steel. The objective of a wea...

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