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What to do about corrosion and cracking in cement tanks

2011-04-22View Original

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Reply #22011-04-22
Remove the cracked parts, then rust them off and dry them out, before applying the coating again
Reply #32011-04-24
Analyzing the reasons is necessary before making repairs. There may be problems with the anti-corrosion materials, the anti-corrosion methods, or the selection and ratio of materials used for anti-corrosion. Only by identifying these problems can similar issues be avoided.
Reply #42012-02-18
Proper handling is needed for cracks; some corrosion-resistant materials can also be added to the cement. It’s clear that the anti-corrosion measures aren’t effective enough. In cases of severe corrosion, applying a layer of fiberglass-reinforced plastic for protection should yield good results
Reply #52012-02-19
The cost of redoing the work is too high. Our company has encountered similar situations before; the solution adopted was to grind away the anti-corrosion layer and the concrete layer at the cracked area, and then pour in corrosion-resistant expansion adhesive to fill the cracks inside the concrete. Then apply anti-corrosion treatment once more on the outside. The performance is decent; it’s good, and it has worked well so far. :lol:lol

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