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Review
. 2025 Mar 28;18(7):1531.
doi: 10.3390/ma18071531.

Overview of Recent Developments in Composite Epoxy Resin in Organic Coating on Steel (2020-2024)

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Overview of Recent Developments in Composite Epoxy Resin in Organic Coating on Steel (2020-2024)

Jianghua Hao et al. Materials (Basel). .

Abstract

Epoxy resin, widely recognized for its excellent performance, is extensively applied in the anti-corrosion field of steel. Continuous enhancement of the anti-corrosion performance of epoxy resins to satisfy more stringent requirements has become a current hot topic of interest in both scientific and industrial circles. This review focuses on recent advancements in composite epoxy resin coatings for steel from 2020 to 2024, emphasizing improvements in anti-corrosion performance through various additive modifications. Modification methods are categorized into metal-based compounds, organic compounds, organometallic compounds, and carbon-based materials. To assist scholars in understanding the latest research advancements, key findings from electrochemical tests, mechanical assessments, and structural characterizations are summarized, highlighting their influence on corrosion resistance, adhesion, mechanical properties, and self-healing capabilities.

Keywords: anti-corrosion performance; epoxy coating; modification; steel.

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Conflict of interest statement

Author Jianghua Hao was employed by the company Avic Xi’an Aircraft Industry Group Co., Ltd. Author Kun Yang was employed by the company Avic Shenyang Aircraft Corporation. The remaining authors declare that the research was conducted in the absence of any commercial or financial relationships that could be construed as a potential conflict of interest.

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Enhancement mechanism of epoxy coating modified by eggshell nanoparticles ((a) ZREC with interstitial spaces for permeation of chloride species; (b) ZREC coated mild steel with zinc corrosion products; (c) ZENE-5-C coating showing treated eggshell nanoparticles within the interstitial spaces of zinc particles at the start of immersion; (d) ZENE-5-C coating showing electrical contact between zincparticles and treated eggshell nanoparticles with deposition of zinc corrosion products after 30 days immersion). [14].
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Figure 2
Synthesis of Ti3C2 MXene@PANI composites by etching Al layer of the precursor Ti3AlC2 using LiF and HCl treatment [25].
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Figure 3
Synthesis of the core–shell structural PANI@SiO2 [31].
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Figure 4
Preparation of superhydrophobic HDTMS@SiO2 coating and EP coating on the Q235 carbon steel ((a) the superhydrophobic HDTMS@SiO2 coating and (b) the EP coating on the Q235 carbon steel substrate) [39].
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Figure 5
Synthesis route of CeO2@BNNSs [50].
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Synthesis of mesoporous polyaniline hollow spheres loaded with benzotriazole (MPHS@BTA) [62].
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Synthesis of epoxy microcapsules [68].
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Figure 8
Preparation of MNs@Ur and MNs@Ur/EP composite coatings [91].
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Figure 9
Fabrication of BTA/PPy/MIL-88(Fe) composite material [106].
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Figure 10
Preparation of OPA–Ce3+ epoxy coating [111].
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Synthesis of GO/COF [117].
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Preparation of waterborne epoxy coating modified by amino-functionalized carbon dots\boron nitride nanosheets [136].

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