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Fluorocarbon coating, as a high-performance protective coating based on fluorocarbon resin, has become the preferred solution for long-term protection of concrete and metal structures in water conservancy and hydropower engineering due to its exceptional weather resistance, outstanding corrosion resistance, and long-lasting gloss and color retention.

Core Performance Advantages of Fluorocarbon Coating

1. Super Weather Resistance: The F-C bond in fluorocarbon resin molecules is one of the strongest chemical bonds known, with high bond energy and excellent stability, effectively resisting degradation by ultraviolet rays in sunlight. Verified through long-term outdoor exposure and accelerated aging tests, its protective lifespan can exceed 20 years, far surpassing ordinary acrylic and polyurethane coatings, with minimal chalking and discoloration.

2. Excellent Corrosion and Chemical Resistance: The coating is dense and chemically inert, offering outstanding resistance to acid rain, salt spray, and industrial atmospheric pollutants. It can withstand erosion from water, dilute acids, dilute alkalis, and other media, effectively protecting hydraulic facilities from corrosive environmental damage.

3. Outstanding Anti-Pollution and Self-Cleaning Properties: The coating has a low surface energy, making it difficult for dirt to adhere. Even if dust accumulates, it is easily washed away by rainwater, maintaining the clean appearance of dams and factory buildings over the long term and reducing cleaning and maintenance costs.

4. Good Mechanical Properties: The coating exhibits strong adhesion, high hardness, and a certain degree of flexibility, allowing it to adapt to the micro-shrinkage and deformation of concrete substrates while resisting impact and abrasion.

5. Wide Applicability and Decorative Appeal: With a variety of color options and excellent color retention, it meets both functional and aesthetic requirements for hydraulic facilities.

Key Application Scenarios in Hydraulic Dams, Reservoirs, and Power Stations

1. Protection of Dam Concrete Structures: The upstream face of the dam, spillways, gate piers, and other areas are long-term exposed to the atmosphere and ultraviolet rays, and are affected by wet-dry and freeze-thaw cycles. Fluorocarbon coatings provide long-term barriers against carbonation and chloride ion penetration, significantly delaying concrete aging.

2. Exterior Walls of Power Station Buildings: Long-term protection and beautification of core buildings such as the main powerhouse and control buildings. Its excellent weather resistance and self-cleaning properties maintain the clean and dignified appearance of building complexes over time.

3. Coating for Hydraulic Metal Structures: Suitable for metal structures such as steel gates, pressure steel pipes, and trash racks. Its exceptional water and corrosion resistance provides long-term anti-corrosion protection for these critical equipment, extending their service life.

4. Protection in Water Level Fluctuation and Splash Zones: For areas affected by water flow erosion and cavitation, such as the downstream face of the dam and stilling basins, the wear and erosion resistance of fluorocarbon coatings offer effective protection.

5. Protection in Special Environmental Areas: Suitable for hydraulic facilities in coastal areas, high humidity, high salt spray, and severely polluted industrial regions. Its strong resistance to chemical media is particularly advantageous in such harsh environments.