R A Francis
Australian/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 2312 provides guidelines for selection and specification of coating systems for corrosion protection of structural steelwork. It is arguably the most important Australian standard on corrosion protection, being the main guide for coating specifiers in this part of the world since its predecessor first appeared in 1967. It has recently undergone a major update. The section on corrosivity has been reduced because of the introduction of AS 4312 in 2008. Galvanizing and metal spraying have now become separate standards. The new AS/NZS 2312 Part 1 on paint coatings has been updated and edited including new information on diverse subjects such as warranties, fabrication defects, recommended coating systems, maintenance and inspection.
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