AMPP CIP Level 1 – Questions With Fully Explained
Solutions
Add to calendar
Play your way to mastery with fun games
Match Blocks Charms NEW
Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
Paints and varnishes — determination of film thickness
Choose an answer
Primary purpose of applying industrial
1 2 Iso 2808
coatings
3 Pigment 4 Electrolyte
, Don't know?
Terms in this set (99)
Primary purpose of applying industrial Applying industrial coatings is to prevent or limit
coatings contact between a metal substrate and it's corrosive
environment
Four reasons for coating Aesthetics, performance requirements, safety
identification, corrosion prevention and control
Definition for corrosion Deterioration of a metal or alloy that results from an
electrochemical reaction with its environment
A.C.M.E Anode,Cathode,Metallic pathway, electrolyte
Electrolyte Can be any solution capable of conducting electricity
Anode The area of the metal surface that corrodes
Metallic pathway Allows the passage of electrons between the anode
and cathode
Cathode The area of the metal surface that does not corrode
Two types of corrosion General corrosion and localized corrosion
Three coatings mechanisms Barrier, sacrificial, inhibitive
Binder Bonds pigments together and adhere to surface
Solvent Liquid that dissolve, solid resins
Solutions
Add to calendar
Play your way to mastery with fun games
Match Blocks Charms NEW
Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
Paints and varnishes — determination of film thickness
Choose an answer
Primary purpose of applying industrial
1 2 Iso 2808
coatings
3 Pigment 4 Electrolyte
, Don't know?
Terms in this set (99)
Primary purpose of applying industrial Applying industrial coatings is to prevent or limit
coatings contact between a metal substrate and it's corrosive
environment
Four reasons for coating Aesthetics, performance requirements, safety
identification, corrosion prevention and control
Definition for corrosion Deterioration of a metal or alloy that results from an
electrochemical reaction with its environment
A.C.M.E Anode,Cathode,Metallic pathway, electrolyte
Electrolyte Can be any solution capable of conducting electricity
Anode The area of the metal surface that corrodes
Metallic pathway Allows the passage of electrons between the anode
and cathode
Cathode The area of the metal surface that does not corrode
Two types of corrosion General corrosion and localized corrosion
Three coatings mechanisms Barrier, sacrificial, inhibitive
Binder Bonds pigments together and adhere to surface
Solvent Liquid that dissolve, solid resins
