Polymer alloy coating for metal substrate
AssigneeAMF Incorporated
InventorsHal J. Mettes, Barnard P. E. Goodman
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AssigneeAMF Incorporated
InventorsHal J. Mettes, Barnard P. E. Goodman
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A novel polymer alloy coating is provided consisting essentially of polyphenylene sulfide and an amount of polyimide. The polyimide is produced by the crosslinking and curing of an acetylene terminated aromatic polyimide oligomer resin. The amount of polyimide utilized is sufficient to enhance the adhesiveness of the polyphenylene sulfide to a metal substrate without substantially changing the melt flow properties, chemical resistance and thermal stability of the polyphenylene sulfide. A polymer alloy resin composition is also provided for application to the metal substrate to produce the polymer alloy coating. The novel polymer alloy coating is particularly suitable for coating pipes, particularly pipe couplings for oil and gas well production pipes which are exposed to extreme temperatures, pressures and corrosive environments.
A polymer alloy coating consisting essentially of polyphenylene sulfide and an amount of polyimide sufficient to enhance the adhesiveness of the polyphenylene sulfide to a metal substrate without substantially changing the melt flow properties, chemical resistance and thermal stability of the polyphenylene sulfide, wherein the polyimide is produced by the crosslinking and curing of an acetylene terminated aromatic polyimide oligomer resin.
A polymer alloy coating consisting essentially of a polyphenylene sulfide and an amount of a polyimide sufficient to enhance the adhesivness of the polyphenylene sulfide to a metal substrate without substantially changing the melt flow properties, chemical resistance and thermal stability of the polyphenylene sulfide, wherein the polyimide is produced by the crosslinking and curing of a polyimide oligomer of the formula:
A polymer alloy resin composition consisting essentially of a polyphenylene sulfide resin and an acetylene terminated aromatic polyimide oligomer resin, the amount of polyimide resin, when crosslinked and cured, being sufficient to enhance the adhesiveness of the polyphenylene sulfide to a metal substrate without substantially changing the melt flow properties chemical resistance and thermal stability of the polyphenylene sulfide.
A polymer alloy resin composition consisting essentially of a polyphenylene sulfide resin and a polyimide oligomer resin, the amount of polyimide resin, when crosslinked and cured, being sufficient to enhance the adhesivness of the polyphenylene sulfide to a metal substrate without substantially changing the melt flow properties, chemical resistance and thermal stability of the polyphenylene sulfide, wherein the polyimide oligomer resin is of the formula:
A method of enhancing the adhesiveness of a polyphenylene sulfide resin to a metal substrate without substantially changing the melt flow properties, chemical resistance and thermal stability of the polyphenylene sulfide comprising adding to the resin an effective amount to achieve such enhancement of an acetylene terminated aromatic polyimide oligomer resin.
A method of enhancing the adhesiveness of a polyphenylene sulfide resin to a metal substrate without substantially changing the melt flow properties, chemical resistance and thermal stability of the polyphenylene sulfide comprising adding to the resin an effective amount to achieve such enhancement, of a polyimide oligomer resin having the formula:
A process for coating a metal substrate comprising:
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