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Document:
SP58-07
Date:
January 1, 1978
Author(s):
David W. Fowler, Lawrence E. Kukacka, Donald R. Paul, Ernest K. Schrader, and W. Glenn Smoak
Publication:
Symposium Papers
Volume:
58
Abstract:
The use of concrete-polymer materials in construction requires that users be knowledgeable concerning safety. This paper discusses safety aspects of chemicals and construction practices.
DOI:
10.14359/17788
SP58-06
R.K. Ghosh, Y.R. Phull, and C.S. Pant
Combining the properties of rapid hardening, good adhesion, abrasion resistnace and strength as they do, synthetic resins have gained popularity for rapid repairs of cement concrete structures, including cement concrete pavements.
10.14359/17787
SP58-18
J. Bhargava and A. Rehnstrom
For evaluating the performance of concrete constructions such as foundation piles, a knowledge of the dynamic properties of concrete is also required. The results of a study of concrete under dynamic impact loading are given in this paper.
10.14359/17799
SP58-17
Wai-Fah Chen and Einar Dahi-Jorgensen
Impregnation with monomer over a large concrete area under field conditions is often a difficult and cumbersome task and must be carried out with special care.
10.14359/17798
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
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