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Eco-friendly corrosion protective coatings based on smart nanotechnology platforms for a circular economy

Descrizione del progetto

Una soluzione intelligente e verde contro la corrosione

Oltre ad avere un effetto negativo sulla salute e sulla sicurezza pubblica, la corrosione può causare perdite economiche. Contrastarla è quindi fondamentale non solo per ragioni finanziarie, ma anche ambientali ed estetiche. Intervenendo in questo campo, il progetto COAT4LIFE, finanziato dall’UE, mira a sviluppare rivestimenti multifunzionali ecocompatibili capaci di rilevare la corrosione e di proteggere dalla stessa basandosi su una serie di meccanismi che combinano additivi nanostrutturati inibitori e sensibili. Il lavoro svolto nell’ambito del progetto favorirà l’economia circolare aumentando la durabilità dei materiali e implementando soluzioni più verdi.

Obiettivo

The need to develop and use products made out of residues or sub-products from industry is creating pressure over fields where more traditional, linear economy concepts prevail. In this project we address one important stage of the life cycle of products, particularly trying to extend its service life, thereby contributing for advances towards circular economy via increase in durability of materials and use of greener materials. In particular, this proposal addresses the problem of protection and monitoring of corrosion of metallic substrates used in different applications. Structured in previous experience with a recently finished MSCA-RISE project SMARCOAT (ref. 645662, 2015-2018), this project aims at developing eco-friendly multifunctional coatings with capacity to protect and detect corrosion based on different mechanisms combining nanostructured inhibiting and sensing additives. Two types of coating systems are intended to be developed, one for temporary protection during storage and transportation based on biodegradable materials and another on thermosetting polymers obtained using raw materials from sustainable sources. A relevant part of this project includes the study of fate and ecotoxicity of different coating components and Life cycle analysis, which will be equaled as a figure of merit with performance factors to select the most promising systems and launch demonstrators for standard and field tests.

Coordinatore

UNIVERSIDADE DE AVEIRO
Contribution nette de l'UE
€ 92 000,00
Indirizzo
CAMPUS UNIVERSITÁRIO DE SANTIAGO
3810-193 Aveiro
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Regione
Continente Centro (PT) Região de Aveiro
Tipo di attività
Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
Collegamenti
Costo totale
€ 92 000,00

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