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Glass flake (GF) was used as the reinforcement in chemically bonded phosphate ceramic (CBPC) coatings to promote anti-corrosion property. The crystalline phase, curing behavior, micromorphology and electrochemical performance of the coatings were studied. The results indicate that with the addition of magnesia (MgO), a new bonding phase (Mg 3 (PO 4 ) 2 ) can be formed, which can help the CBPCs achieve a more compact and denser structure. The effect of the magnesia and the GF additives on curing behavior is obvious: the heat of reaction of the phosphate ceramic materials increases with the addition of the magnesia and the GF, which emphasizes the higher crosslinking density in the phosphate ceramic materials. The phosphate ceramic coatings with the magnesia have a higher impedance value compared with the neat phosphate ceramic coating, while the highest impedance value is obtained with increased content of GF. The corrosion mechanism is mainly contributed by the new bonding phase and GF particles, which can hinder the permeation pathway and make the permeation more circuitous.

Anti-Corrosion Property of Glass Flake Reinforced Chemically Bonded Phosphate Ceramic Coatings