finals Flashcards

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is the gradual deterioration of materials, usually metals, due to chemical, electrochemical, or environmental interactions.

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Corrosion

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The main causes of corrosion include:

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  1. Electrochemical Reaction
  2. Chemical Exposure
    3 Galvanic Corrosion
  3. Mechanical Stress
  4. Poor Maintenance
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3
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When metal is exposed to water and oxygen, an blank occurs.

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Electrochemical Reaction:

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4
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Contact with acids, alkalis, or industrial chemicals on board can lead to blank

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Chemical Exposure:

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5
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Occurs when two different metals are in electrical contact in a conductive environment (e.g., seawater)

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Galvanic Corrosion

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6
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Stress corrosion cracking occurs when mechanical stresses combine with a corrosive environment.

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mechanical stress

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7
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Lack of proper cleaning, coating, and lubrication can leave surfaces exposed to corrosive elements

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Poor maintenance

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8
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methods of corrosion prevention

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1.protective coatings
2.cathodic protection
3.corrosion resistant materials
4.chemical inhibitors
5.regular maintenance

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9
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surface preparation techniques

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  1. de rusting
    2.cleaning
    3.surface profiling
  2. inspection
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10
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is a critical maintenance practice used to protect ship structures and equipment from corrosion, weathering, and other environmental effects.

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painting

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componets of paint

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  1. pigments
  2. binders
  3. solvents
  4. additives
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12
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components of paint
* Provide color and opacity. Some pigments, like zinc oxide, offer additional protective properties.

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Pigments

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13
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componets of paint
* Bind pigments together and help the paint adhere to the surface.
Examples include epoxy and alkyd resins.

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binders

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14
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componets of paints
* Adjust the paint’s viscosity for easier application. Evaporate during drying, leaving the paint film on the surface.

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solvents

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components of paint
* Enhance specific properties, such as UV resistance, durability, or drying time

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additives

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16
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Base-coat applied to bare metal for corrosion resistance and paint adhesion.

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primer

17
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Durable and resistant to water, chemicals, and abrasion.

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epoxy paint

18
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Applied on the underwater hull to prevent marine growth like algae and barnacles.

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Anti fouling paint

19
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Used for areas exposed to high temperatures, such as exhaust pipes.

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Heat-Resistant Paint•

20
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methods of application

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*brush
*roller
*spray

21
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It is a specialized piece of equipment used for working at height on a ship, particularly for tasks such as painting, maintenance, or inspection of the ship’s sides, rigging, or other hard-to-reach areas

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Bosun’s chair