US2005109750A1PendingUtilityA1
Barrier coatings
Priority: Mar 30, 2001Filed: Nov 1, 2004Published: May 26, 2005
Est. expiryMar 30, 2021(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract
The invention relates to a method of preventing a material from adhering to a surface. In a preferred embodiment, the material comprises weld spatter and the surface is located near a welding operation. The method comprises coating the surface with a slurry comprising a mineral material in water. The slurry contains from 10% to 70% solids by weight and not more than 5% by weight of a material that decomposes when heated to 1000° F. for one minute. The slurry is allowed to dry to form a barrier coating before the material contacts the surface.
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22 . A manufactured slurry for forming a barrier coating to prevent a material from adhering to a surface, the slurry comprising a mineral material in water, the slurry containing from about 10% to about 70% solids by weight and not more than 1% by weight of a material that fumes or smokes when heated to 1000° F. for one minute;
the slurry when dried forming the barrier coating that binds to the surface such that at least about 50 finger double rubs are required to reach the surface when the dry barrier coating is 30 microns thick.
23 . A slurry according to claim 22 wherein the barrier coating is a welding machine maintenance coating to prevent weld spatter from adhering to the surface.
24 . A slurry according to claim 22 wherein the slurry includes a plurality of mineral materials.
25 . A slurry according to claim 22 wherein the slurry contains substantially no material that fumes or smokes when heated to 1000° F. for one minute.
26 . A slurry according to claim 22 wherein the slurry is sprayable.
27 . A slurry according to claim 22 wherein the slurry has a rheology that prevents the slurry from sagging or running on a vertical surface when applied at a temperature of 72° F.
28 . A slurry according to claim 22 wherein the slurry contains substantially no organic solvent.
29 . A manufactured slurry for forming a barrier coating to prevent a material from adhering to a surface, the slurry comprising a mineral material in water, the slurry containing from about 10% to about 70% solids by weight and not more than 1% by weight of a material that fumes or smokes when heated to 1000° F. for one minute;
the slurry when dried forming the barrier coating, and drying in a time not longer than about 15 minutes when the slurry is applied as a 250 micron thick wet film and with the temperature at 73° F., 59% humidity, and air moving over the film at 90 feet per minute.
30 . A slurry according to claim 29 wherein the barrier coating is a welding machine maintenance coating to prevent weld spatter from adhering to the surface.
31 . A slurry according to claim 29 wherein the slurry includes a plurality of mineral materials.
32 . A slurry according to claim 29 wherein the slurry contains substantially no material that fumes or smokes when heated to 1000° F. for one minute.
33 . A slurry according to claim 29 wherein the slurry is sprayable.
34 . A slurry according to claim 29 wherein the slurry has a rheology that prevents the slurry from sagging or running on a vertical surface when applied at a temperature of 72° F.
35 . A manufactured slurry for forming a barrier coating to prevent a material from adhering to a surface, the slurry comprising water, a mineral material, and a rheology control agent selected from the group consisting of anti-sagging, anti-settling and anti-synersis agents, the slurry containing from about 10% to about 70% solids by weight and not more than 1% by weight of a material that fumes or smokes when heated to 1000° F. for one minute.
36 . A slurry according to claim 35 wherein the slurry further includes a rust inhibitor.
37 . A slurry according to claim 35 wherein the barrier coating is a welding machine maintenance coating to prevent weld spatter from adhering to the surface.
38 . A slurry according to claim 35 wherein the slurry includes a plurality of mineral materials.
39 . A slurry according to claim 35 wherein the slurry contains one or more mineral materials selected from the group consisting of aluminum tri-hydroxide, magnesium hydroxide, graphite, hexagonal boron nitride, and mixtures thereof.
40 . A slurry according to claim 35 wherein the slurry contains one or more mineral materials selected from the group consisting of sodium magnesium aluminosilicate, diatomaceous earth, pumice, amorphous silica, and mixtures thereof.
41 . A slurry according to claim 35 wherein the slurry contains one or more mineral materials selected from the group consisting of calcium carbonate, calcined clay, delaminated kaolin clay, kaolin clay, talc, and mixtures thereof.Cited by (0)
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