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- Surface Preparation : Pipe is abraded using clean grit/shot-blast, to achieve a 2-3 mils anchor pattern, per the NACE SP-6 standard.
- Preheat : The pipe is preheated, using gas or electrical induction heating to ~38'C (100'F) before priming. Preheating is essential to ensure proper cure advancement and cross-linking of the EP-10 epoxy primer system.
- Primer Application : Component A is thoroughly mixed with supplied solvent, see product data sheet. EP-10 epoxy primer is applied using a 2 component sprayer and a 3.41:1 mix ratio of components A:B by volume, for a final 0.9 to 1.0 mil dry thickness.
- Application of Coal Tar Enamel : Reilly 230 A Enamel or Reilly Special Hot Service Coal Tar Enamel, for high temperature use is immediately applied after priming. The enamel is applied at a temp. of 475' to 525'F, to a thickness of ~95 mils, using a Weir type applicator.
- Application of Fiberglass Wrap Reinforcement and Outer Kraft Paper : Covering Inner and outerwrap of fiberglass is applied over the coal tar enamel, followed by a Kraft paper wrap, for a final minimum thickness of 120 mils.
- Inspection : The coated pipe is water cooled and electrically inspected for holidays. Holidays are repaired. |
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Weight per Gallon (lb.) : 9.13
Non volatile by weight percent : 68.60
Non volatile by volume, percent : 61.18
Theoretical Application rate, sq. ft./1 mil thick : 981
VOC lb., gal : 2.78
VOC grams/liter : 332.76
By volume : 3.41:1
By weight : 3.88:1
Initial Viscosity # 4 Ford Cup, seconds : 28-40
Pot Life @ 77'F : < 30 minutes |
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