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Anti-corrosion Engineering
Release time:
2026-07-22
Anti-corrosion Engineering
Wuhan University of Technology Innovation Fiberglass Some recommendations from Technology Development Co., Ltd. for corrosion‑protection projects:
1. Before use, 100 g of each batch of material must be taken for a small-scale trial, followed by a comprehensive test. Fiberglass anti-corrosion 。
2. After every two layers have cured, perform a thorough inspection and sand the surface smooth before proceeding. Fiberglass anti-corrosion Construction of the subsequent process.
3. After completion of each layer, operators must remain on site when the material—primarily resin curing or gelation—is insufficient.
4. After completing each batch, conduct small‑scale trial tests using any remaining material to verify that it has properly set; on‑site technical personnel must maintain detailed records for inspection purposes.
5. During construction, fiberglass materials—0.2‑mm cloth, 0.4‑mm cloth, chopped strand mat, and surface mat—must be laid in distinct layers.
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