AECDAILY DC EN 143703 0623:2024 Edition
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Architectural Coatings: Building a Lasting Finish
Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
AECDAILY | 2024 | 95 |
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1 | Default Section Slide 1 |
2 | Slide 2: Architectural Coatings: Building a Lasting Finish |
3 | Slide 3 |
4 | Slide 4: How to Use This Online Learning Course |
5 | Slide 5: Purpose and Learning Objectives |
6 | Slide 6: Contents |
7 | Slide 7: Why We Apply Coatings to Metal |
8 | Slide 8: The Benefits of Coating Metal |
9 | Slide 9: Architectural Metals: Longevity of the Building Envelope |
10 | Slide 10: Aluminum as a Building Material |
11 | Slide 11: Metal Coil |
12 | Slide 12: Anodizing Aluminum |
13 | Slide 13: Performance Specifications: An Overview |
14 | Slide 14: Coating Performance: The Key to a Long-Lasting Finish |
15 | Slide 15: Performance Metrics |
16 | Slide 16: Worldwide Quality Organizations and Relevant Standards |
17 | Slide 17: Worldwide Quality Organizations and Relevant Standards |
18 | Slide 18: Coating Performance Levels for the Architectural Market |
19 | Slide 19: Review Question What is the purpose of coating architectural metals? |
20 | Slide 20: Answer • Coatings contribute to design aesthetics by providing an array of color options beyond those present in the substrates alone. • Coatings impact the perceived quality of the substrate used; this can affect the perceived value of the fi |
21 | Slide 21: Coatings Chemistry and Production |
22 | Slide 22: Powder and Liquid Formulas |
23 | Slide 23: Powder and Liquid Formulas |
24 | Slide 24: Pigments Make Coatings Colorful |
25 | Slide 25: Resins Hold Pigments in Suspension |
26 | Slide 26: Resin Chemistries in the Coating Industry |
27 | Slide 27: Fluoropolymers |
28 | Slide 28: Superdurable |
29 | Slide 29: Superdurable |
30 | Slide 30: Coating Chemistries: Always Improving |
31 | Slide 31: Powder Coatings |
32 | Slide 32: Liquid Coatings |
33 | Slide 33: Liquid Coatings Meeting AAMA 2605 |
34 | Slide 34: Why Does Liquid Paint Still Exist? |
35 | Slide 35: Powder Coatings: Environmental Benefits |
36 | Slide 36: Liquid Coatings: Environmental Benefits |
37 | Slide 37: Carbon Dioxide Emissions: A Comparision |
38 | Slide 38: Life Cycle Considerations for Coatings |
39 | Slide 39: Powder Coating Benefits: Standardized Manufactured Components |
40 | Slide 40: Liquid Coating Benefits: Color Matching and Field Mixing |
41 | Slide 41: Liquid Coating Benefits: Field Repair |
42 | Slide 42: Liquid Coating Benefits: Mica and Metallic Coatings |
43 | Slide 43: Metallic Effect in Liquid Coatings |
44 | Slide 44: Mica Flakes and Liquid Coating Systems |
45 | Slide 45: Metallic Effect in Powder Coatings |
46 | Slide 46: Liquid Coating Benefits: Existing Facilities |
47 | Slide 47: Specifiers Beware |
48 | Slide 48: Does Aluminum Need Pretreatment? |
49 | Slide 49: Does Aluminum Need Pretreatment? |
50 | Slide 50: Pretreatment and AAMA 2605 |
51 | Slide 51: Conversion Coating |
52 | Slide 52: Chromium-Free, Dry-in-Place Pretreatment |
53 | Slide 53: Review Question Think about the inherent environmental benefits in the chemistry of powder coatings; now, can you describe the environmental benefit built into the process of spraying aluminum extrusions with powder coatings? |
54 | Slide 54: Answer The inherent environmental benefits in the chemistry of powder coatings are that these coatings have virtually no VOCs, no hazardous air pollutants, and no hazardous waste. The environmental benefit built into the process of spraying a |
55 | Slide 55: Review Question What are two environmental benefits incorporated in the liquid paint curing (baking) process? |
56 | Slide 56: Answer There are two environmental benefits incorporated in the liquid paint curing (baking) process. 1. VOC-abatement systems capture more than 98% of VOC emissions from the liquid paint line. 2. The amount of carbon fuels required to cure |
57 | Slide 57: Manufacturing Powder Coatings |
58 | Slide 58: Manufacturing Powder Coatings: Weighing |
59 | Slide 59: Manufacturing Powder Coatings: Blending |
60 | Slide 60: Manufacturing Powder Coatings: Extruding and Cooling |
61 | Slide 61: Manufacturing Powder Coatings: Extruding and Cooling |
62 | Slide 62: Manufacturing Powder Coatings: Grinding and Sieving |
63 | Slide 63: Manufacturing Liquid Coatings |
64 | Slide 64: Liquid Coating Manufacturing Considerations |
65 | Slide 65: Coating Cost |
66 | Slide 66: Coating Cost: Powder |
67 | Slide 67: Performance Testing: A Deep Dive |
68 | Slide 68: AAMA Test Methods |
69 | Slide 69: Outdoor Weathering |
70 | Slide 70: Accelerated Weather Testing |
71 | Slide 71: Accelerated Weather Testing |
72 | Slide 72: QUV-A and QUV-B Testing |
73 | Slide 73: Other Accelerated Weathering Test Methods |
74 | Slide 74: Film Thickness |
75 | Slide 75: Gloss Level |
76 | Slide 76: Color Measurement |
77 | Slide 77: Impact Resistance |
78 | Slide 78: Humidity Resistance |
79 | Slide 79: Salt Spray Corrosion Resistance |
80 | Slide 80: Abrasion Resistance |
81 | Slide 81: Chemical Resistance |
82 | Slide 82: Architectural Coating Applications |
83 | Slide 83: Polyester TGIC |
84 | Slide 84: HAA (Hydroxyalkylamide) Polyester |
85 | Slide 85: High Solids Polyester Liquid (Meeting AAMA 2603) |
86 | Slide 86: Medium Solids Polyester or Acrylic Liquids (Meeting AAMA 2603) |
87 | Slide 87: Flex Polyester (Meeting AAMA 2603) |
88 | Slide 88: High Durability Polyester Liquid (Meeting AAMA 2604) |
89 | Slide 89: 70% PVDF Liquid (Meeting AAMA 2605) |
90 | Slide 90: Contemporary Coating Offerings: Textures |
91 | Slide 91: Contemporary Coating Offerings: Special Applications |
92 | Slide 92: Approved Applicators |
93 | Slide 93: Conclusion |
94 | Slide 94: Conclusion |
95 | Slide 95: Thank You |