Operating background
Protection for material-contact surfaces exposed to abrasion, erosion and repeated impact.
Solutions
Wear & Erosion Protection
Protection for material-contact surfaces exposed to abrasion, erosion and repeated impact.
Why the problem develops
Particle size, velocity, impact angle and flow concentration remove material unevenly, while moisture can add corrosion.
Application conditions
- Industries
- Cement · Mining & Bulk Materials · Power & Energy · Steel
- Equipment
- Silo and hopper · Bucket elevator · Dust collection equipment · Scrubber · Chimney and flue
- Main exposure
- Abrasive particles, bulk solids, dust and possible moisture
- Temperature characteristic
- Confirm actual continuous and transient temperature
- Operating mode
- Continuous or intermittent material flow with local impact zones
- Primary failure mode
- Abrasion, particle erosion, impact and combined corrosion
- Application challenge
- Access to bends, transfer points, welds and shadow zones
Common signs
Abrasion, particle erosion, impact and combined corrosion
Particle size, velocity, impact angle and flow concentration remove material unevenly, while moisture can add corrosion.
Protection objectives
- Reduce direct substrate loss
- Protect high-risk impact zones
- Make inspection and local repair practical
Recommended coating system
Protection for material-contact surfaces exposed to abrasion, erosion and repeated impact.
Solution design principles
- Confirm substrate, medium, temperature and failure mechanism before selecting a system.
- Treat edges, welds, joints, supports and inaccessible zones as separate design details.
- Define inspection, repair access and return-to-service requirements with the application plan.
Surface preparation
- Record contamination, corrosion, defects, old coating and access before cleaning.
- Remove oil, dust and unsound material; prepare cleanliness and profile to the reviewed procedure.
- Verify retained coating compatibility and use a representative trial area when the existing system is uncertain.
Key quality controls
- Record preparation condition and environmental readings.
- Inspect continuity at edges, welds, joints and shadow zones.
- Keep batch, layer, curing and inspection records traceable.
Common mistakes
- Selecting by product name before confirming the failure mechanism.
- Overcoating contamination, moisture or weak existing layers.
- Ignoring details, curing conditions or the maintenance window.
Inspection, maintenance and repair
- Inspect representative high-risk zones on a defined schedule and compare like-for-like records.
- Repair local defects only after removing the cause and defining sound boundaries.
- Escalate widespread cracking, leakage or substrate loss for engineering review.
Application workflow
Understand equipment and service
Record the equipment, substrate, medium, temperature pattern and access window.
Identify the failure mechanism
Separate corrosion, wear, heat flow and application causes before selection.
Define protection objectives
Define the required protection, inspection access and maintenance outcome.
Match the coating system
Match compatible layers to the confirmed substrate and operating exposure.
Control application and maintenance
Plan preparation, application controls, curing, inspection and later repair.
Suitable scope
Prepared material-contact surfaces where the wear mechanism is identified
Use limitations
Selection requires particle, impact, temperature and chemical information
Recommended products
High-Temperature Wear-Resistant Ceramic Coating
Protective coating systems for equipment exposed to abrasion, particle erosion and combined corrosive service.
Typical equipmentBucket elevator · Silo and hopper
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Protective coating systems for equipment exposed to abrasion, particle erosion and combined corrosive service.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I know whether this solution is suitable?
Protection for material-contact surfaces exposed to abrasion, erosion and repeated impact.
What operating information should I provide?
Provide equipment, substrate, medium, concentration where relevant, continuous and transient temperature, operating cycle, visible damage, old coating and access window.
Must the old coating be removed completely?
Only unsound or incompatible layers must be removed, but retention requires adhesion, compatibility and a representative trial-area review.
What limits application conditions?
Substrate temperature, moisture, dew point, ventilation, contamination and the documented curing window must satisfy the reviewed product procedure.
How should quality be checked?
Check preparation records, continuity, difficult details, documented layer controls, curing and visible defects using traceable records.
How is later maintenance planned?
Inspect representative risk zones, correct the root cause and repair within sound boundaries using a compatible system.
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Review the protection approach for your equipment
Describe the equipment, medium, operating temperature and failure signs so the protection direction can be assessed.