Effects of H2S on Concrete Interceptors in Charlotte, NC: A Case History
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This case history focuses on the impact of hydrogen sulfide (H2S) on concrete interceptors in Charlotte, NC, revealing significant concrete loss of over 1 inch prior to cleaning and preparation. After employing a 5000 PSI rotating nozzle for cleaning, the restoration involved a concrete buildback with 120 mils of Raven 405. To ensure surface integrity, 10,000 volts holiday testing was conducted to confirm a monolithic, pinhole-free surface after three years of exposure to severe H2S conditions.
Effects of H2S on Concrete Interceptors in Charlotte, NC: A Case History
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Case History Charlotte, NC Effects of H2S on Concrete Interceptor Concrete loss over 1” inch
After 5000 PSI / 5 GPM Rotating Nozzle Prep
After 1” Concrete Buildback During Preparation
After application of 120 Mils of Raven 405
10,000 Volts Holiday Testing Insuring Monolithic Pinhole Free Surface
After 3 yrs Very Severe H2s 10,000 Volts Holiday Testing Insuring Monolithic Pinhole Free Surface