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SURTREAT

SURTREAT. FROM MATERIALS PERFORMANCE – NACE MAGAZINE Presented by US Army Corps of Engineers New, properly constructed 2-inch concrete cover (ph 13) will inhibit corrosion of rebar. This alkalinity will decrease over time from carbon dioxide and other acidic materials

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SURTREAT

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  1. SURTREAT

  2. FROM MATERIALS PERFORMANCE – NACE MAGAZINE Presented by US Army Corps of Engineers New, properly constructed 2-inch concrete cover (ph 13) will inhibit corrosion of rebar. This alkalinity will decrease over time from carbon dioxide and other acidic materials penetrating the concrete and reducing the pH to below 11, at which point the natural corrosion inhibition is lost. If air and water contact the rebar, corrosion will take place, as CO2 absorbed from the atmosphere decreases the pH. Another main source of corrosion is due to chloride ions. The resulting corrosion products expand and cause the concrete to degrade and spall.

  3. CONCLUSION FROM NACE ARTICLE The data obtained in this work shows quantitatively that the PCIS application significantly reduced the corrosion rate of the rebar on tested structures. Measurements before and after application indicated projected corrosion rates were reduced by a factor of 3.5 for the penetrating corrosion inhibitor. It can be projected that the service life of these structures has been extended by more than 10 years based on the short-term data collected during this work.

  4. FROM

  5. Columbus Ohio Zoo Rhino Holding Area Protected with Surtreat Technology

  6. TO

  7. NASA CAPE KENNEDY PAD 39A

  8. NASA Launch Pad 39A

  9. NASA SURTREAT ACTIVITY SINCE 1996 SIGNED PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT 1996 NASA SPINOFF MAGAZINE 1998 NASA INTRODUCTION OF SURTREAT TO CONGRESS 2008 NASA SURTREAT LICENSING AGREEMENT 2008 NASA SPINOFF MAGAZINE 2007 SURTREAT NASA PROJECT OKINAWA 2007 NASA WEB PAGE DESCRIPTION SURTREAT NASA 2ND PATENT GALVANIC LIQUID COATING

  10. ALSO

  11. HIGHWAY BRIDGES

  12. Ocean City Long Port Bridge

  13. St. Luis Pass Project Galveston Texas FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION FRENCHMAN CREEK CALIFORNIA FEDERAL HIGHWAY FRENCHMANS CREEK NEVADA INCREASE PSI

  14. New Jersey Turnpike Authority

  15. New Jersey Stone Harbor 96th Street Bridge

  16. RAILROAD BRIDGES

  17. CANADIAN PACIFIC RR Toronto Bridge

  18. MILITARY BRIDGES

  19. US Army installation, Okinawa, Japan, Kadena Air Base Spillway Patrol Bridges 2 and 3 Corrosion rate reduction by a factor of three 100 days following SURTREAT TPS installation

  20. WAREHOUSES

  21. US Army installation, Okinawa, Japan, Naha Military Port, Building 306 wall ring girder Corrosion rate reduction by a factor of three 100 days following SURTREAT TPS installation

  22. PARKING GARAGES

  23. COLUMBUS OHIO 1989

  24. MEMPHISTN

  25. Austin TX Parking Deck

  26. JLT PARKING ST PAUL MINNESOTA

  27. W. Penn Hospital Application

  28. West Penn Hospital Pittsburgh

  29. MILITARY AIR BASES

  30. McConnell Air Force Base Wichita KS

  31. McConnell Air Force Base

  32. Patuxent MD Naval Air Base

  33. Boeing Long Beach CA Foreign Object Debris Protection

  34. NUCLEAR REMEDIATION SITES

  35. DOE Fernald OH Nuclear Storage Site

  36. ELECTRICAL POWER PLANTS

  37. Eskom Power Plant S. Africa

  38. Eskom Power Cooling Tower

  39. Eskom Towers

  40. SURTREAT work at Ulsan Power Plant, Ulsan, South Korea

  41. Korean Power Plant

  42. Electrical Power distribution center, Toronto, Ontario CANADA

  43. Duquesne Light Shippingport Pennsylvania World’s first nuclear power generation plant storage area treated with Surtreat technology

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