ArticleRSC advances2026
A hybrid ceramifiable hydrophobic coating with integrated fire-resistance and weatherability.
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Abstract
Steel structures in coastal oil and gas facilities are particularly susceptible to corrosion and fire hazards, posing significant challenges to structural integrity and fire safety. Anti-corrosion coatings provide excellent corrosion resistance for the steel, while, in the case of the 1200 °C flame conditions, inorganic passive fire protection coating provides superior to fire performance than the organic coating. Here, a hybrid ceramifiable hydrophobic coating was developed by incorporating a high loading of two-dimensional flake fillers into a silicone resin matrix to enhance fire resistance of organic anticorrosion-coated structural steel. The results indicate that the developed coating exhibits excellent fire-resistance and weatherability. Under a 1200 °C flame, the fire-resistant coating protected the steel plate for at least 30 minutes without peeling, while limiting the backside temperature to approximately 535 °C. Moreover, the weatherability of the coating was assessed
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