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PAINT ADDITIVES

Skills of addition
Matrix dilution
Wetting and Dispersing Agents
Wetting and Dispersion
Wetting
Dispersion
Anlonic Surfactants
Cationic Surfactants
Non Ionic Surfactants
Ampholeric Surfactants
Method of addition
Side effects
Caution

Additives for viscosity control
Side effects
Scratch, mar, slip and abrasion resistance
Natural Waxes
Synthetic waxes Petroleum wax
Microcrystalline wax
Polyethylene and polypropylene waxes
PTFE
Addition method
Side effects
Thixotropic and Antiselling Agents
Setting
Organioclays
How to use
Side effects
Organic thixotropic agents
Method of addition
Thxotropic agents for water borne coatings
Dissolution
Associative thickeners
Side effects
Anti sinning agents
Side Effects
Anti Foaming Agents and Defoamers
Defoamers
Application Method
Side effects
Coupling Compounds (Adhesion Promoters)
Mode of Use
Suppliers
Desiccants
Mode of use
Side effects
Manufacturers
Wet Edge Additives
The wet edge problem
Soltions
Manufacturers
Side effects
Driers
Over basic driers
Addition norms
Side effects
Side effects
Activators
Biocides
Testing and Selection of a biocide
UV, Light and heat Stabilizers
Oxidation catalyzed by UV
Anti Oxidants
Hindered Amines light stabilizers (HALS)
Side effects
Aromatic Amines
Organic Sulfur Compounds
Phosphorous Compounds

SOLVENTS
Purpose of solvent in a paint
True Solvent
Latent solvent or secondary
Solvent or co solvent
Non solvent/Diluent
Testing of Solvents
Physical tests
Chemical tests
Bottling point or distillation range
Types of solvents
Hydrocarbon solvents
Benzene, Toluene, Xylene (BTX)
Halogenated hydrocarbons
Oxygeneted hydrocarbon

PIGMENTS

Physical Properties
Solubility
water solubles
Should be either white or coloured
Particle size
Refractive index
Density
Colour, shade and strength
Porosity
Melting point and thermal stability
Chemical Properties
Purity
Resistance to acids, alkalies and chemicals
Resistance to degradation due to oxidation
Pigments should have no ion exchange properties
Commercial aspects
Toxicity and environmental issues
Characterization and physical relationships
Particle size and surface area
Application problems
Important Members
Organic Pigments
Iso Indolinone Pigments
Metal complex pigments
Copper phthalocyanine
Phthalocyanine Green
Quinacridone
Pigment violet 23

HOW TO FORMULATE A PAINT

Optimization of Surfactants by Dinlel How point method
Formulating guidelines
Steel
Primers for Steel
General Principles of Formulation
Additives for enhancement of performance
Organic Corrosion inhibitors
Effects of water on solvent based paint properties
Zinc rich primers (Sacrificial corrosion Inhibitors)

INHIBITIVE PRIMERS FOR METAL

Fundamental considerations
Oxidizing Inhibitors
Non-Oxidizing inhibitors
Pigment solubility
Design strategies
Prime pigment component
Inhibitive pigments
Extender package
Pigmentary thixotropes
Design considerations
Optimizing PVC/CPVC
PAINTS FOR SHIPS

External
Internal
Selection of Underwater coating system
Ainticorrosive compositions
Antifouling Compositions
Soluble and Insoluble matrix type
Typical formulation
Tie coat/sealer coat
Boottoppings

DRYING AND CURING ADDITIVES

Introduction
Physically drying systems
Chemical drying/curing systems
Driers for air-drying systems
Driers for water borne systems
Catalysts for chemical curing systems
Photo initiators
Inititors

LIGHT STABILIZERS

Introduction
Degradation mechanism
Light stabilizers
Ultraviolet absorbers
Excited state quenchers
Hindered amine light stabilizers
FOAM CONTROL ADDITIVES

Introduction
Foam formation
Composition of foam
control additives
ADDITIVES FOR POWDER COATINGS

Introduction
Curing agents
Catalysts
UV curable powders

CALCIUM ALUMINIUM SILICATE AND MAGNESIUM ALUMINIUM SILICATE

Introduction
Hiding by spacing of Tio2 pigment particles
Present work
Experimental
Materials
Structural and morphological study morphological study
Methods for preparing different paint compositions
Characterisation of different properties of paints
Result & discussion
% Non volatile matter
Viscosity
Finish & grinding
Mechanical properties
Opacity
Whiteness index
Gloss
Tinting strength
PAINT STAINERS

Introduction
Characteristics of ideal stainers
Experimental
The reactor
Preparation of emulsion
Preparation of stainers
Results and discussion
Conclusion

PAINTING OF AIRCRAFT

Introduction
Requirement of aircraft coatings
Types of aircraft coatings
Synthetic coatings
Nitrocellulose coatings
Acrylic coatings
Epoxy coatings
Polyurethane coatings
Paint application
Surface preparation
Aluminium and its alloys
Steel and magnesium alloys
Compositions
Application method/detects
Adhesion
Lifting
Orange peel
Dry spray
Sagging/running
Blushing

ANIONIC BITUMEN EMULSIONS

Introduction
Basic bitumen chemistry
Bitumen as a coating material
The need to develop Cold Technology
The Science of bitumen emulsions A brief review
Anionic bitumen emulsions
Anionic surfactants: soaps
Polymer modification of bitumen emulsions
Rubber modified bitumen emulsion coatings

RHEOLOGY MODIFIERS IN WATERBORNE PAINTS

Introduction
Rheology modifiers for waterbased paints
Experimental
Materials and Methods
Preparation of distemper plastic emulsion paint (interior) and exterior house paint.
Characterization of distemper, plastic emulsion paint and exterior house paint
Results and discussion Conclusion

HIGH PERFORMANCE COATINGS

Introduction
High performance coatings
Acrylic textured coatings
Thermal insulating paint
Anti carbonation coatings
High build acrylic coatings for bridges
Epoxy polyurethane floor coatings antiskids/screeds
Silicone siloxane penetrating primers
Water repellent coatings
Heavy duty glass flakes coatings
Fire retardant and infumescent coatings
Some of the projects with high performance coatings
Applications of high performance coatings

BIO-DIESEL OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE COATING INDUSTRY

Glycerine
Epichloro hydrin, glycedol and polyglycerol
Carbon source for fermentation product
Food additives
Carbon credits

ROAD MARKING PAINTS

Introduction
Composition of HMTP road marking paint
Properties
Binder for HMTP road marking paint
Aim of present investigation
Experimental
Preparation of rosin modified lac
Preparation of HMTP of marking paint
Application and evaluation
Testing Methods
Results and discussions

EMULSIONS

Introduction
Experimentation
Emulsion processing
Paint processing
Results and discussion
Glass transition temperature for desired coating
Speciality monomer incorporation
Iso bornyl methacrylate
Iso bornyl methacrylate
Iso decyl acrylate
Veova-11
Ethyl methacrylate
Effect of the crosslinkers
Hexane Dial diacrylate (HDODA)
Glycidyl Metha Acrylate (GMA)
Aceto Acetoxyethyl Methacrylate (AAEMA)
Effect of the photo initiator
2.2 dimethoxy 2phenylacetophenone (DMPA)
Benzophenone deriva’ve (BPD)
Effect of polymerizable surfactant
Conclusion

SILICA GELS

Introduction
Mechanism of matting
The “ideal” base material
Silica gel technology features and benefits
Porosity they key to high efficiency
Particle size control optimum gloss reduction and surface smoothness
Surface modification stability and compatibility
Advances in silica gel metting agents

EMULSION PAINTS

Protective Colloid
pH
Emulsion Formation
Emulsion Polymerization
Ingredients
Post emulsification
Stability of Emulsions
Phase Volume

PAINT AND VARNISH REMOVERS

Paint Removal
Formulation
Solvent Paint and Varnish Removers
Chemical Removers
Nonchlorinated Solvent Paint Removers
Mechanism of Paint Removal
Method of paint Removal

SPRAY PAINTING

Conventional Air Spray
Airless Spray
Hot Spray
Dual Component
Electrostatic Spray
Spraying Today’s Paints
Automation and Spraying
The Professional Spraymain

PAINT BASES

Bronzing Solution for Paints
Fireproof Paints
Paints for gold and Gilding
Gold Enamel Paints
Graining with Paint
Luminous Paint
Paints for Metal Surfaces
Rust Paints
Paints for roofs and roof Papers
Rubber base (Latex) Paints
Paints, Stains etc. for Ships
Paints for Walls of Cement, Plaster Hard Finish etc.
Paints waterproof and weatherproof
Paint for wood
Durable House Paint
Misellaneous Recipes, Paints etc.
Tire Presserving Paint

PAINT, VANRISH AND ENAMEL REMOVERS

To remove Old Oil, Paint or Varnish Coats

PAINT MIXING AND GRINDING

Paint Mixing and Grinding
House Paints
Red Barn Paints
Rust and Weather Proof Paints
Roofing and Paints
Touch up Black
Top Dressings
Varnish Type Dressing
Lacquer Type Dressing
Water Stains

PIGMENTS FORMULAE

Grounds for Graining Colours
Positive Colours
Gray Tints
Colour Testing
Pile Ointments
Plant Parasites
Plants

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Contents cum Subject Index of the Book

• The Chemistry of Resin Formation and Resin Properties
• Introduction
• Fundamentals of Polymer Formation
• Functions of Reactive Groups
• Cross-linked Polymers
• Formation of Polymers
• Polycondensation
• Interfacial Polycondensation
• Sequence of Reaction
• Copolymer Formation
• Rate of Polymerization
• Addition Polymerization in Practice
• Chain Transfer Reactions
• Stereopsecific Polymerization0
• Polyaddition Reactions1
• Types of Polymers
• Polyesters
• Formation of Alkyds
• Saturated and Unsaturated Polyesters
• Polyamides
• Phenolic Resins
• Amino Resins
• Epoxide Resins
• Vinyl Polymers
• Polyvinyl Alcohol
• Silicones
• Practical Applications
• The Chemical Engineering of Oil and Resin Processing
• General Requirements for Processing Equipments
• Materials of Construction
• Branches and Connections
• Stirring Equipment
• Types of Agitators
• Sealing
• Drive Units
• Fume Disposal and Scrubbing
• Desing Consideration
• Sludge Handling Equipment
• Condensing and Refluxing
• Design and Layout of Tubes
• Water Receiver
• Ancillary Equipment
• Agitators
• Heating
• Reflux Condenser
• Thermometer
• Steam Arrangements
• Vacuum Pumps
• Pressure and Flow Indication
• Fume Extraction
• Lagging
• Miscellaneous
• Heating and Cooling
• Criteria for Selection of Heating and Cooling system
• Calculation of Film Coefficients
• Heat Transfer Coefficient
• Steam Heating
• Pressurised Hot Water
• Heating at Higher Temperature
• Direct Firing
• Immersion Tubes
• Kestner Coil
• Typical Arrangement
• Cooling
• The advantages of this type of heating system are :
• Heating by Electricity
• Immersion Heating
• Heating through The Vessel Wall
• Induction Heating
• ‘Isoductive’ Heating System
• Heating of Pipework and Ancillaries
• Alkyd Resins
• The nature of Alkyd Resin
• Raw Materials
• Dibasic Acids
• Polyhydric Alcohols
• Modifier for Alkyd Resins
• Formulation of Alkyd Resins
• Formula Development
• Calculation of Alkyd Formulations
• Typical Formulations
• Manufacture of Alkyd Resin
• Alcoholysis
• Catalysts
• Control of Alcoholysis
• Acidolysis
• Fatty Acid Process
• Esterification
• Alkyd Manufacturing Plant
• Applications of Alkyd Resins
• Oil Free Alkyds
• Polyesters
• Saturated Polyesters
• Condensation and Addition Polymerization
• Main Components of Unsaturated Polyesters
• Brief History of Surface Coatings
• Characteristics of Unsaturated Polyesters
• Two points should be noted here
• Functions of initiators,
• Accelerators, Inhibitors
• Effect of structure of Polyester Backbone on Properties of Cured products
• Effect of Chemical Structure    on Melting points of Linear Polyesters
• Effect of Structure on Properties of Cured Products
• Commonly used polyols and their advantages are :
• The effect of unsaturated monomers on properties of cured products
• Polyester coating composition
• Radiation Cure
• Methods of Application
• Amino Resins
• Formation of Amino Resins
• Methylol formation
• Alkylation
• Urea Formaldehyde Resins
• Methylol Formation
• Etherification reaction
• Melamine Formaldehyde Resin
• Melamine Methyl Formation
• Alkylation of Melamine Methylols
• Other Amino Resins
• Glycoluril
• Production Amino Resins
• Properties of Amino Resins
• Uses of Amino Resins
• Self- Polymerization
• Co-reaction with alkyd and polyester resins
• Co-reaction with Acrylic Resins
• Epoxy resins
• Acid Catalysed Lacquers
• Water Based Coatings
• Appendix 1 Solvent Tolerance
• Appendix 2 Non-Volatile Content
• Polyurethane Resins
• Chemistry
• Raw Materials
• Isocyanates
• Tolylene Diisocyanate (TDI)
• 4,4′ Diphenylmethane Diisocyanate (MDI)
• Hydroxyl Component
• Hazards of Isocyanates
• Classification of Polyurethanes
• Urethane Oils and     Urethane Alkyds
• Moisture-cured urethanes
• Blocked Isocynatee Systems
• Two-component catalyst-
• Cured Polyurethanes
• Two-Component Polyol Type
• Polyurethanes
• Epoxy Resins
• Epoxy Resins Manufacture and Characterization
• Curing Agents for Epoxy Resins
• Principles in Formulating with Epoxy Resins
• Solventless and High Solids
• Coatings
• Tar Epoxy Coatings
• Flooring Compounds
• Fibreglass Laminates
• Solvent Based Paint
• High Solids Coatings
• Solventless Tar Epoxy Coatings
• Solventless Coating for Airless Spray Equipment
• Single-Pack Epoxy
• Maintenance Paints
• Epoxy Esters
• Single Pack Thermoplastic
• Epoxy Systems
• Epoxy Industrial Baking
• Finishes
• Water Dispersible Epoxy Resins
• Epoxy/Polyamide Emulsions
• Epoxy Baking Enamels
• Water Dispersible Epoxy
• Resin Coatings for     Electrodeposition
• Epoxy Aqueous Powder Suspension (APS)
• Silicone Resins
• Direct Process
• Grignard Process
• Preparation of Silanols
• Polymerization
• Silicone resins
• Pure Silicone Resins
• R : Si Ratio
• Methyl-and phenyl-content
• Viscosity
• Properties of pure Silicone
• Surface Coating Resins
• Resistance to Weathering
• Blending Resins
• Silicone Intermediates
• Silicone— Organic Copolymers
• Preparation and Formulation    of Silicone Resin Based Coatings
• Cure Catalyst Driers
• Pigments and Dyes
• Thinners
• Application Guides
• Surface Preparation
• Priming
• Applying the Coatings
• Curing
• Uses
• Toxicity
• Other Silicone Resin
• Application
• Electrical Varishes
• Release Resins
• Masonry Water Repellants
• Other Silicones for    Surface Coatings
• Acrylic Solution
• Resins
• Backbone Monomers
• Synthesis
• Addition Polymerization
• Copolymerization
• Thermoplastic Acrylics
• Solution Polymerization
• Properties and End Uses
• Thermosetting Acrylics
• Selection of Monomer
• Classification and properties
• Acrylamide Copolymers
• Acid Copolymers
• Hydroxy Copolymers
• Curing Reactions
• Aqueous Solution Acrylics
• Non-Aqueous
• Dispersions (NAD)
• Rubber Resins
• Introduction
• Natural Rubber
• Synthetic Rubbers
• Procedure
• Rubber Resins and Latexes
• Chlorinated Rubber Resins
• Lifting
• Parlon
• Cyclized Rubber Resins
• High Styrene-Butadiene
• Rubber Resins
• Chrlorinated Biphenyls
• Chlorinated Paraffins
• Synthetic Rubber Resins
• Latexes
• Emulsion Polymers
• Key- Components in Emulsion Polymerization
• Surfactants
• Initiators
• Water
• Polymerization in Emulsion Systems
• Based on Styrene
• Influence of Monomer
• Composition on properties and performance
• Hardening Monomers
• Vinyl Acetate
• Styrene
• Methyl Methacrylate
• Flexibilizing Monomers
• Esters of Acrylic Acids
• Esters of Maleic or Fumaric Acids
• Vinyl Esters
• Olefins-Butadiene
• Olefins- Ethylene
• Specific Monomers
• Effect of Monomer Composition on Film Properties
• Effect of Water Phase and Particle Size
• Particle Size
• Manufacture and Testing Process Variables
• Emulsion Testing
• Application of Emulsion Polymers
• Adhesive Industry
• The Printing Ink Industry
• The Textile Industry
• The Leather Industry
• The Floor Polish Industry
• The Paper Industry
• The Agriculture Industry
• Water Reducible Resins
• Water Soluble Polymers
• Maleinized drying oils
• Alkyd Reins
• Acrylic-modified water-
• Soluble Alkyds
• Disadvantages are
• Polyesters
• Silicone-modified Alkyds and Polyesters
• Epoxy Resins
• Anhydrides
• Defunctioalizing the poxide Ring
• Cationic Polymers
• Thermoplastic Polymers
• Thermosetting Polymers
• Amino Resins
• Urea Formaldehyde
• Melamine Formaldehydes
• Substituted Guanamine
• Formaldehyde
• Self-cross-linking
• Other Water soluble Polymers
• Viscosity Characteristics
• Amines
• Viscosity
• Drying
• Stability
• Foam Control
• Colour Retention
• Toxicity
• Variation of Amine Levels
• Viscosity
• Drying Properties
• Stability
• Gloss
• Cosolvents
• Coupling Efficiency
• Viscosity
• Variation of Cosolvent
• water ratio
• Stability
• Drying properties
• Foam Control
• Drier for air dry and
• Force dry systems
• Cross Linking of Water
• Soluble coatings
• Additives for Coatings
• Pigments
• Formulation of Water- Soluble Coatings
• Trouble Shooting with Water- Soluble Polymers
• Water Soluble Polymers
• Classification
• Properties of Cellulose Ethers
• Application
• Uses

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