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Investigation on water-borne intumescent fire protective coatings for steel.
This research studies the efficiency of different water-borne intumescent formulations which incorporate chicken eggshell (CES) as a novel bio-filler, designed to protect steel in the event of a fire. The coating is based on these three flame-retardant additives: ammonium polyphosphate phase II, mel
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