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Anticorrosion coatings (which are easy to apply) can be used to form a protective barrier on metallic surfaces. They physically or chemically impede corrosive reactions and reduce corrosion rates, making them commonly used in the field of metal corrosion prevention.
TiO2/PANI composite coating nanoparticles with photoelectric conversion function were synthesized by in-situ oxidation polymerization and used as functional fillers in EP resin to prepare an anti-corrosion coating. A series of TiO2/PANI/EP composite coatings were applied on the surface of Q235 carbon steel, and their photoelectric properties and corrosion resistance were studied using an electrochemical workstation.
Under continuous illumination, the photocurrent stabilized at a relatively steady positive value. When the TiO2: PANI ratio was 3:1, the protection of Q235 carbon steel was optimal, achieving the highestcorrosion protection efficiency of 96.20%. The maximum self-corrosion potential was -0.149V, and the minimum self-corrosion current density was 1.768 × 10-6 A/cm2, demonstrating excellent corrosion resistance.
Under dark conditions, TiO2/PANI/EP coating can effectively prevent the corrosive medium from invading the carbon steel substrate through the synergistic physical shielding of EP resin and the metal passivation effect of PANI. Under light conditions, nanoparticles in TiO2/PANI/EP composite coating absorb light energy to produce photogenerated electrons, thereby enhancing the protection of Q235 carbon steel.
TiO2/PANI/EP composite coating nanoparticles can enhance the photoelectric performance and corrosion resistance of the polar ion coating on the surface of Q235 carbon steel.
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