Surface Preparation Steel（表面处理钢）.pdfVIP

Surface Preparation - Steel Good Surface Preparation is essential if the full potential of high performance epoxy schemes is to be realised. Grit blasting is preferable for the preparation of bare steel, however, disk grinding may be used for the preparation of welds and limited areas where blasting is impractical. Wire brushing is ineffective and should not be used with these painting schemes. Abrasive grit blasting Abrasive Grit Blasting is by far the most effective method for removal of mill scale, rust and old coatings. The commonly used grades of blast cleaning, and the approximate equivalents between various international standards are as follows: USA Specs NACE Canadian British Swedish Japanese SSPC Government Standards Standards Standards CGSB 4232 SIS SPSS 05.5900 White Metal SSPC-SP.5 NACE 31 GP 404 First Quality Sa 3 JASh3 or JASd3 #1 Type 1 Near White SSPC-SP 10 NACE _ Second Quality Sa 2½ JASh2 or JASd2 Metal #2 Commercial SSPC-SP.6 NACE 31 GP 404 Third Quality Sa 2 JASh1 or JASd1 Blast #3 Type 2 The preparation standard required for any particular coating specification depends upon a number of factors, the most important of which is the type of coating system selected. Prior to blasting, steelwork should be degreased with Degreaser (ITA080) using a clean cloth and changing it regularly, and weld spatter removed. If grease or oil is present on the surface, it will appear to be removed by the blasting process, but thi