Sustainable Design Research Centre recent publication “Modelling of metal-coating delamination incorporating variable environmental parameters” by Hammad Nazir (PhD student), Dr Zulfiqar Khan and K Stokes (Defence Science & Technology Laboratory Ministry of Defence industrial partner) has made it to the most read articles list on the Taylor & Francis website.
This research is co-funded by BU and Defence Science & Technology Laboratory Ministry of Defence, with in-kind support from The Tank Museum at Bovington and other industrial partners.
This paper has been available online since December 15th 2014 with 338 downloads/views recorded on Feb 28th 2015.
Keywords
cathodic delamination, coating delamination, degradation, mathematical modelling, diffusion, adhesion












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