Protection against Atmospheric Corrosion by Means of Coatings Based on a Fluorine-Containing Surfactant

The paper presents approaches to solving the problem of protecting equipment against corrosion, aging and damage due to biological reasons, which is one of the most urgent practical problems. The practical significance of this problem is relevant when using machinery both for its intended purpose and during storage. As one of the research areas, the urgency of the problem determines the testing of new technologies and conservation materials developed on a fluorine-containing surfactant. Due to the fact that the preservation of equipment during long-term storage implies its being in a mothballed state for long periods of time - up to 12-15 years, it is rather inefficient to carry out full field tests due to a significant amount of time spent on the introduction of new technologies and their significant obsolescence during tests. Therefore, accelerated laboratory and climatic tests in accordance with standards and GOSTs were selected as the main test methods.