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our M I S S I O N The mission of the American Bureau of Shipping is to serve the public interest as well as the needs of our clients by promoting the security of life, property and the natural environment primarily through the development and verification of standards for the design, construction and operational maintenance of marine-related facilities. quality & environmental P O L I C Y It is the policy of the American Bureau of Shipping to be responsive to the individual and collective needs of our clients as well as those of the public at large, to provide quality services in support of our mission, and to provide our services consistent with international standards developed to avoid, reduce or control pollution to the environment. All of our client commitments, supporting actions, and services delivered must be recognized as expressions of Quality. We pledge to monitor our performance as an on-going activity and to strive for continuous improvement. We commit to operate consistent with applicable environmental legislation and regulations and to provide a framework for establishing and reviewing environmental objectives and targets. GUIDANCE NOTES ON The Inspection, Maintenance and Application of Marine Coating Systems THIRD EDITION Copyright © 2007 American Bureau of Shipping ABSPlaza 16855 Northchase Drive Houston, TX 77060 USA www.eagle.org Acknowledgement This document is the result of a joint research project between ABS and International Paint Ltd. extending over several years. ABS would like to thank International Paint Ltd. for its material contributions to the project and support with the document review. ABS is also grateful to the following contributors for their dedication to this project: Peter Contraros, Consultant to ABS Dr. Les Callow, AMTEC Corrosion Ltd. Dr. Jane Lomas, AMTEC Corrosion Ltd. The ABSGuidance Notes are recognized by NACEInternational. NACE International is a professional technical association dedicated to promoting public safety, protecting the environment and reducing the economic impact of corrosion. Established in 1943, NACE International has more than 17,000 members worldwide and offers technical training and certification programs, sponsors conferences, and produces industry standards, reports, publications and software. Disclaimer The information contained in this publication is non-binding guidance and not Rules. Users of these Guidance Notes are encouraged to employ or to require other approaches that meet the requirements of the applicable statutory or regulatory requirements in individual circumstances. ABS, its subsidiaries, affiliates, agents and employees shall not be liable for any loss or damage arising directly or indirectly from the possession, publication, use of, or reliance on, any information whatsoever contained in these Guidance Notes and howsoever accessed. Executive summary The steel structure of a vessel is prone to corrosion throughout its service life. Due allowance should be made at the new building stage and by periodic maintenance, to provide effective corrosion protection that contributes to the continued structural integrity of the vessel. Given the emphasis on coatings in the various mandated Rules and Regulations and the unprecedented acceleration of coating technology, personnel involved with assessing coatings should have factual knowledge of coating systems and the applicable standards. It is the intent of these Guidance Notes to meet this need in a straight-forward and practical manner. ABS GUIDANCE NOTES ON THE INSPECTION, MAINTENANCE AND THE APPLICATION OF MARINE COATINGS SYSTEMS i CONTENTS CHAPTER 1: Corrosion 1 General..........................................................................................................................................................................1 2 Uncoated steel and the corrosion reaction...................................................................................................................1 3 Factors influencing corrosion rates..............................................................................................................................3 4 Types of corrosion.........................................................................................................................................................4 CHAPTER 2: Coatings and corrosion 1 General........................................................................................................................................................................11 2 Factors affecting coating lifetime...............................................................................................................................11 3 Types of coating breakdown.......................................................................................................................................13 4 Anti-corrosion protection by coatings........................................................................................................................15 5 Coating compatibility.................................................................................................................................................16 6 Stripe coats.................................................................................................................................................................17 CHAPTER 3: Coating types and their uses 1 General........................................................................................................................................................................19 2 Paint composition.......................................................................................................................................................20 3 Binders........................................................................................................................................................................20 4 Cross-linked (thermoset) coatings.............................................................................................................................20 5 Thermoplastic coatings...............................................................................................................................................21 6 Pigments and extenders..............................................................................................................................................22 7 Solvents.......................................................................................................................................................................20 8 Anti-corrosion paints..................................................................................................................................................23 9 Impact and abrasion-resistant coatings......................................................................................................................24 10 Shop primers...............................................................................................................................................................25 CHAPTER 4: Surface preparation 1 General........................................................................................................................................................................27 2 Surface cleanliness......................................................................................................................................................27 3 Surface cleaning and conditioning.............................................................................................................................28 4 Solvent cleaning..........................................................................................................................................................28 5 Abrasive blasting.........................................................................................................................................................29 6 Spot blasting...............................................................................................................................................................31 7 Sweep blasting............................................................................................................................................................32 8 Hydro blasting/water jetting.......................................................................................................................................32 9 Power tool cleaning....................................................................................................................................................33 10 Pickling.......................................................................................................................................................................35 11 Preparation of non-ferrous metals..............................................................................................................................35 12 Edge and weld preparation at new building..............................................................................................................35 13 Surface preparation standards....................................................................................................................................38 CHAPTER 5: Paint Application 1 General........................................................................................................................................................................43 2 Surface preparation.....................................................................................................................................................43 3 Film thickness measurement......................................................................................................................................43 4 Methods of paint application......................................................................................................................................43 5 Curing conditions.......................................................................................................................................................46 CHAPTER 6: Cathodic protection in ballast tanks and cargo holds 1 General........................................................................................................................................................................49 2 Sacrificial anodes........................................................................................................................................................49 3 Impressed current cathodic protection.......................................................................................................................52 ABS GUIDANCE NOTES ON THE INSPECTION, MAINTENANCE AND THE APPLICATION OF MARINE COATINGS SYSTEMS iii CONTENTS CHAPTER 7: Anti-Fouling 1 General........................................................................................................................................................................55 2 Fouling........................................................................................................................................................................55 3 Anti-fouling system (AFS)..........................................................................................................................................56 4 Self-polishing anti-fouling coatings............................................................................................................................58 5 Insoluble matrix (controlled depletion) coatings......................................................................................................58 6 Foul release coatings..................................................................................................................................................58 7 Coating compatibility.................................................................................................................................................58 CHAPTER 8: Performance Standards for Protective Coatings 1 Introduction................................................................................................................................................................59 2 Scope and application.................................................................................................................................................60 3 Review of the inspection agreement...........................................................................................................................60 4 Primary surface preparation.......................................................................................................................................60 5 Secondary surface preparation....................................................................................................................................62 6 Coating application....................................................................................................................................................64 7 Coating inspection requirements...............................................................................................................................65 8 Verification requirements...........................................................................................................................................67 9 Coating film thickness measurements........................................................................................................................67 10 Coating system approval............................................................................................................................................68 11 ABSCPSGuide...........................................................................................................................................................70 CHAPTER 9: Coating requirements for void spaces...............................................................................73 CHAPTER 10: Coating requirements for cargo spaces 1 Oil tankers..................................................................................................................................................................75 2 Bulk carriers................................................................................................................................................................75 CHAPTER 11: Coating Technical File 1 Statement of Compliance or Type Approval Certificate.............................................................................................77 2 Technical datasheet.....................................................................................................................................................77 3 Shipyard work records................................................................................................................................................78 4 Inspection procedures................................................................................................................................................78 5 Daily logs....................................................................................................................................................................78 6 Shipyard’s verification report......................................................................................................................................79 7 In-service repair procedure.........................................................................................................................................79 CHAPTER 12: Coating failures 1 General........................................................................................................................................................................81 2 Coating defects during application............................................................................................................................81 3 In-service coating failures...........................................................................................................................................85 CHAPTER 13: Assessment of coating breakdown 1 Introduction................................................................................................................................................................97 2 Assessment of existing coating systems for all vessels except tankers......................................................................97 3 Assessment of existing coating systems cargo holds..................................................................................................99 4 Assessment of existing surface coating systems in oil carriers chemical carriers, and double hull oil carriers......101 CHAPTER 14: Examples..................................................................................................................................111 iv ABS GUIDANCE NOTES ON THE INSPECTION, MAINTENANCE AND THE APPLICATION OF MARINE COATINGS SYSTEMS CONTENTS CHAPTER 15: Glossary and definitions.....................................................................................................137 CHAPTER 16: Appendices..............................................................................................................................141 Appendix A – IMOPSPCMSC.215 (82)..................................................................................................................142 Appendix B – IACSPR 34........................................................................................................................................161 Appendix C – IACSSC122......................................................................................................................................164 Appendix D – IACSSC 127......................................................................................................................................165 Appendix E – IACSPRZ17......................................................................................................................................166 Appendix F – IACSZ9.............................................................................................................................................177 ABS GUIDANCE NOTES ON THE INSPECTION, MAINTENANCE AND THE APPLICATION OF MARINE COATINGS SYSTEMS v

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