Deterioro de recubrimientos orgánicos: Principales modelos y métodos de cuantificación

Angela Bermudez Castañeda; Juan Guillermo Castaño-González; Félix Echeverría Echeverría

Autores/as

Angela Bermudez Castañeda Universidad de Antioquia
Juan Guillermo Castaño-González Universidad de Antioquia
Félix Echeverría Echeverría Universidad de Antioquia

Resumen

Las pinturas constituyen uno de los principales métodos de protección contra el deterioro atmosférico de estructuras metálicas. El desempeño en servicio de las mismas depende en gran medida de la naturaleza de los recubrimientos orgánicos y del efecto de diversos factores ambientales y meteorológicos. Por esta razón, es esencial tanto para el desarrollo de nuevos recubrimientos como para los procesos de evaluación de pinturas identificar la fenomenología del deterioro, así como los métodos usados para modelar y predecir el comportamiento de los recubrimientos, las fechas de mantenimiento preventivo o reemplazo, además del tiempo de vida de la estructura reparada. Esta revisión recoge los principales métodos empleados para la modelación de dicho deterioro con fines predictivos.

Biografía del autor/a

Angela Bermudez Castañeda, Universidad de Antioquia

Ingeniera de Materiales, Estudiante de Maestría en Ingeniería en la Universidad de Antioquia en el Grupo de Investigación CIDEMAT

Juan Guillermo Castaño-González, Universidad de Antioquia

Doctor en Ciencias Químicas, Universidad Complutense de Madrid (España). Actualmente es docente del Departamento de Ingeniería de Materiales, Universidad de Antioquia, Medellín (Colombia).

Félix Echeverría Echeverría, Universidad de Antioquia

Doctor en Corrosión, The Univesity of Manchester, Manchester (Inglaterra). Actualmente es docente del Departamento de Ingeniería de Materiales, Universidad de Antioquia, Medellín (Colombia).

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