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Performance of waterborne intumescent coating with hybrid industrial and biofillers for steel protection
civil-engineeringmaterials-science-and-engineeringsteelstructural-engineeringwater-resources-engineering
In recent decades, the disastrous accidents caused by damaged steel structure in the event of the fire have reminded people of the risk of fire in industrial buildings. The use of intumescent coatings is one of the most efficient methods to protect materials against fire. The coating comprises three
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