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Document:
SP58-19
Date:
January 1, 1978
Author(s):
Edward G. Nawy, Maurice M. Ukadike, and John A. Sauer
Publication:
Symposium Papers
Volume:
58
Abstract:
Full utilization of concrete performance characteristics is restricted by its low tensile strength, susceptibility to severe moisture and temperature changes and chemical attack in adverse environment.
DOI:
10.14359/17800
SP58-16
Albert O. Kaeding
By applying the newly developed techniques of polymer impregnated concrete (PIC) in conjunction with existing epoxy repair technology, severely deteriorated, low quality concrete can be restored to an adequate structural material. The problem of handling techniques and safety of PIC used in a closed building environment are discussed along with costs of commercial use.
10.14359/17797
SP58-15
John P. Hallin
Because of the excellent durability exhibited by polymer impregnated concrete, a procedure was developed for the in-situ polymer impregnation of bridge deck surfaces to a minimum depth of 1 inch (22mm).
10.14359/17796
SP58-14
Ronald P. Webster, David W. Fowler, and Donald R. Paul
Research has led to the development of monomer formulations and procedures for partial-depth polymer impregnation of concrete bridge decks.
10.14359/17795
SP58-13
Ernest K. Schrader, David W. Fowler, Richard A. Kaden, and Rodney J. Stebbins
This paper discusses the use of polymer impregnation in the repairs of concrete damaged by cavitation/erosion forces at a major dam.
10.14359/17794
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