Abstract
The study examines the regularities of the outer coatings deterioration of ice class vessels and icebreakers, as well as the effect of ice-resistant protective coatings on deterioration rates. As the initial data, the results of measurements of residual thicknesses from the DEFHULL computer database were used. A comparison of the normative values of the outer coatings deterioration rates for ice class vessels presented in the current version of the RMRS Rules and the values obtained as a result of processing the DEFHULL database data was carried out. The results and conclusions were used in developing the proposals for amending and supplementing the RMRS Rules regarding the purpose of corrosion and abrasion surcharges when determining the thickness of the outer coatings of ice class vessels.
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