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Spotlight On Tanks, Linings, And Coatings
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Protective Coatings For Underground Utility Concrete Structures
By John E. Davis, Sauereisen, Inc.
As our cities and municipalities grow older, the utility and wastewater infrastructure and corrosion preventive program for underground asset protection are aging with them. Municipalities and utility companies are struggling to handle rehabilitation measures and effective corrosion prevention programs to deal with prolonging the life of their buried assets.
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Wastewater Concrete Protection: A 20-Year Solution
By A.W. Chesterton Company
Elevated SO2 levels, as high as 1200 ppm, were causing severe degradation to exposed concrete in the closed head spaces throughout this 150 MGD plant. The plant elected to protect its invested dollars with a durable composite coating after pre-existing liners had delaminated, causing systems blockages and the chemical attack of underlying exposed concrete.
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Brochure: Bryneer Brine System
The Bryneer, Plas-Tanks Industries' own brine system is the most efficient brine system available today. The Bryneer bulk salt storage and brine maker is the first brining system that is completely designed and manufactured by a fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) fabricator.
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Brochure: BakerCorp Tanks
We pioneered the industry more than 65 years ago, and today we're the largest and most experienced tank rental company in the world. With an unmatched inventory of tanks and accessories, we rent 17 varieties of steel tanks alone, along with poly tanks, roll off boxes, and specialty equipment.
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Coming Soon In The Water Online Newsletter
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Look for Water Online's upcoming special coverage of the following topics:
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SCADA (May 15)
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ACE12 Vendors To Watch (May 21)
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ACE12 Preview, Volume 1 (May 29)
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Industrial Water And Wastewater Product Showcase (June 4)
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ACE12 Preview, Volume 2 (June 5)
For more information, see our 2012 Editorial Calendar. |
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