| 英文摘要 |
Three different designated paintings (A, B, C) were employed in the experimental evaluation of their corrosion and erosion resistances in seawater. Both temperature alternation and erosion were considered to simulate the climate and wave impact on the foundation structure of offshore wind turbine in Taiwan. Moreover, QUV accelerated weathering test and impact test were conducted to study the adhesion and impact property of the paintings. The results showed the most serious corrosion occurred for the A painting which was a tapecoat. The water erosion and temperature alternation caused the quick thinning of outer fiberglass/resin wrap material and subsequently the corrosion of underneath substrate. The next serious corrosion happened to the B painting which was a solvent-free epoxy resin. The brittleness of the coating and its inferior adhesion with substrate easily induced cracking when subjected to impact loading. The C painting which consisted of mainly carbamide resin showed the least damage from the experimental testing. |