Advanced Marine Materials and Coatings

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Content:
• Front Matter
• Table of Contents
1. Managing Coatings through Life
2. Improved Corrosion Resistance and Durability with Single Component Moisture Cure Urea
3. A New Approach for Ballast & Cargo Tank Coating: A Solvent-Free and Humidity Tolerant Epoxy System with Edge-Retentive Properties
4. The Effect of a Foul Release Coating on Propeller Noise and Cavitation
5. Environmentally Friendly Marine Anti-Fouling Additive
6. Delta T and Delta dB
7. Investigation into the Use of Geopolymers for Fire Resistant Marine Composites
8. Vacuum Consolidation of Commingled Thermoplastic Matrix Composites for Marine Applications
9. Enviropeel Systems - Setting New Standards
10. A Non Chromate Conversion Coating Process for Corrosion Protection of Al2024 Aluminium Alloys in a Marine Environment
11. Fatigue Crack Growth in Anodised Aluminium Alloys
12. Composite Overlay for Fatigue Improvement of a Ship Structure
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