FIELD: chemistry.
SUBSTANCE: invention relates to protection of metal articles from corrosion. The enamel slip contains the following components in pts.wt: frit 100; clay 3-5; water 25-30; filling agent 0.01-0.15; diatomite 10-30, said frit having the following composition in wt %: SiO2 - 23-35; Na2O - 17-19; B2O3 - 13-18; K2O - 7-11; Li2O - 3-5; TiO2 - 11-15; BaO - 6-9; Na3AlF6 - 4.5-6.0; P2O5 - 3-7. In another version of the invention, the enamel slip contains the following components in pts.wt: frit 100; clay 3-5; filling agent 0.01-0.15; diatomite 10-30 and at least one of the components of a group of organic substances: n-butyl alcohol, glycerine, ethylene glycol 15-25, said frit having the following composition in wt %: SiO2 - 23-35; Na2O - 17-19; B2O3 - 13-18; K2O - 7-11; Li2O - 3-5; TiO2 - 11-15; BaO - 6-9; Na3AlF6 - 4.5-6.0; P2O5 - 3-7; V2O5 - 1-3. Content of SiO2 is a sum of its crystalline and amorphous modifications with fractional content of the latter equal to 15-50%.
EFFECT: lower firing temperature interval, high adhesion strength, spreadability of the enamel coating and possibility of using enamel slip in a wide range of temperatures, including subzero temperatures.
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Dates
2012-01-27—Published
2010-06-18—Filed