Tank liners and methods for installing same
AssigneeBlair Rubber Company
InventorJames W. Finefrock
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AssigneeBlair Rubber Company
InventorJames W. Finefrock
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A composite liner for lining substrates, which does not employ volatile organic solvents, is provided. The composite liner comprises a chemical resistant layer, and a tie layer which is tacky prior to cure, disposed on the chemical resistant layer. Once the tie gum layer is disposed on the substrate such as a metal tank liner wall, and cured, the composite liner adheres tightly to the substrate. Also provided is a novel tie gum composition for the tie layer, which comprises a halogenated, sulfonated polyolefin, an epoxidized elastomer, preferably a low viscosity halogenated rubber, a curing agent for the epoxidized rubber, preferably an acid acceptor for the halogenated, sulfonated polyolefin, preferably a tackifier, and preferably an adhesion agent. Also provided is a novel epoxy primer comprised of an epoxy resin system comprising: a liquid bisphenol A epichlorohydrin epoxy resin, having at least two epoxy groups per molecule and an elastomer modified epoxy resin; and primer additives comprising a liquid epoxy functional modifier, and a curing agent for the epoxy resin system. Methods of seaming composite liners and applying composite liners to substrates, are provided. The invention also relates to lined substrates.
A corrosive resistant, composite liner comprising:
An epoxy primer, comprising:
A system for protecting substrates from corrosive agents comprising:
A tie gum composition for adhering an elastomer to as substrate comprising:
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