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What standards and technical documents typically need to be considered in a comprehensive anti-corrosion coating project?

A complete project should encompass the entire process, from design and material selection to surface treatment, construction, inspection and acceptance, and subsequent maintenance; it cannot be judged solely on the basis of a single paint product specification or a single standard.

Lifting equipment

Applied to bridge cranes, gantry cranes, port cranes, and more, it delivers a high-performance anti-corrosion coating that meets the long-term protection requirements of heavy-duty, outdoor, and complex industrial environments.

Construction machinery

Applied to construction machinery such as concrete mixers, asphalt mixing plants, cranes, and piling equipment, it provides corrosion‑protective coating solutions that are weather‑resistant, wear‑resistant, and chemically resistant.

Electrical equipment

Applied to power equipment such as transformers, distribution devices, and switchgear, it provides a specialized anti-corrosion coating that enhances the equipment’s weather resistance and operational reliability.

Industrial equipment and components

Applied to valves, hydraulic components, pipelines, stormwater drainage systems, and related fittings, this solution delivers corrosion‑resistant, wear‑resistant coatings that meet the diverse requirements of industrial applications.

Airports and Aviation Facilities

Terminal buildings, airport steel structures, and related facilities

Transportation hub

Stations, transportation hubs, and large steel-structured facilities

Steel Structures for Large Public Buildings

Steel Structures for Venues, Convention Centers, and Public Buildings

Multi‑storey parking and associated steel structures

Three-dimensional parking facilities, skybridges, and outdoor ancillary steel structures

Transport ship / Cargo ship

Key protection is focused on the hull plating, decks, and cargo holds to mitigate seawater corrosion and the long-term effects of the marine environment.

Bulk carrier

Focus on protecting cargo holds, decks, and hatch areas, addressing both marine corrosion and wear caused by loading and unloading operations.

Ro-ro ship

Key protective decks, vehicle compartments, and ramp areas are designed to balance corrosion resistance, wear resistance, and the demands of frequent operational use.

Semi-submersible vessel / Semi-submersible barge

Key protective decks, ballast tanks, and the waterline area are designed to withstand prolonged immersion, seawater corrosion, and demanding operational conditions.

Crane vessel / Floating crane vessel

Key protective decks, lifting equipment, and offshore operation areas are designed to withstand high-salinity fog, high humidity, and heavy-load operating conditions.

Piling vessel / Engineering vessel

Focus on protecting the waterline area, the working deck, and engineering equipment to withstand marine corrosion and high‑intensity operational conditions.

Tugboat / Barge

Focus on protecting the waterline area, the deck, and the ship’s sides, while addressing seawater corrosion, impact abrasion, and the demands of frequent operations.

Luxury cruise ship

Focus on protecting the hull plating, superstructure, and public areas, balancing long-term corrosion protection with aesthetic preservation.

Zhenhua Heavy Industries

China Communications Construction Company

China National Petroleum Corporation