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GEOSPRAY Geopolymer Mortar
1/10/2022
Unlike other cementitious liners, the unique GeoSpray mortar chemistry provides superior flexural and compressive strength, as well as ultra-low porosity and high self-bonding which eliminates cold joints.
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GEOSPRAY® Geopolymer Mortar Brochure
1/10/2022
GeoSpray® geopolymer mortar is used for rehabilitation of large diameter pipes and structures in Civil Infrastructure and Industrial applications. It is the first geopolymer mortar specifically designed as a structural and corrosion-resistant solution for large diameter storm and sanitary pipes, manholes, wet wells, and treatment plant structures.
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How To Avoid Cold Joint Shear Failure By Using GeoSpray® Geopolymer Mortar
1/10/2022
On real-world construction sites, unexpected and unanticipated circumstances can result in delays or work stoppages. Additionally, many job sites can be subject to restricted work hours due to local traffic issues or community-related ordinances. When working with the placement of cement, these types of work stoppages or delays can result in the formation of a cold joint. A cold joint is an undesired discontinuity between two layers of concrete. A cold joint occurs due to the inability of freshly poured wet cement to intermingle and bind with an already hardened cement.
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What Is A Geopolymer?
1/10/2022
Dating back to the earliest historical uses of cementitious formulations as building materials, society has looked for ways to use the wide variety of available raw materials to improve the physical properties of the final products. Evidence of the inclusion of volcanic materials such as volcanic ashes by the ancient Greeks dates back to at least 500–400 BC. As early as the 1920s, cement formulators have employed refined industrial byproducts such as fly ash, metal slag and processed silicas, collectively referred to as pozzolans, as fillers and aggregates in standard cements. Today, almost all cement formulations contain some percentage of these natural or manmade by-products.
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Choosing The Right Culvert Repair Solution
1/10/2022
Choosing the right approach to solve your specific repair situation is not always a simple task. The appropriate solution depends on the type of culvert deterioration, the root cause of the problem, and the extent to which the structure of the failing culvert allows you to rehabilitate rather than replace. The full solution to rehabilitating a deteriorated culvert may also depend on correcting failed conditions on the outside of the culvert at the inlet and outlet.
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Structural Strengthening Solutions
1/10/2022
At GeoTree, we solve infrastructure challenges differently. More than just a materials provider, we partner with the industry to deliver smart, practical, innovative solutions. Our breadth of solutions rehabilitate, strengthen and protect infrastructure components.
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Structural Strengthening Solutions Brochure
1/10/2022
At GeoTree, we solve infrastructure challenges differently. More than just a materials provider, we partner with the industry to deliver smart, practical, innovative solutions. Our solutions rehabilitate, strengthen, and protect infrastructure components. Backed by our engineering expertise and support, these systems install easier and faster than functional equivalents. Whether you are building new or repairing existing infrastructure, we can help you reinforce your structures to deliver the performance you need.
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GEOSPRAY® HCE
1/10/2022
GeoSpray HCE geopolymer is faster to install than many other repair or rehabilitation products. The result is improved performance and strength with lower total installed costs than alternative methods.
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GEOSPRAY® HCE Brochure
1/10/2022
GeoSpray HCE (Highly Corrosive Environments) geopolymer is a high-performance fiber-reinforced geopolymer mortar formulated to be highly MIC resistant while easily and consistently sprayable. GeoSpray HCE geopolymer is faster to install than many other repair or rehabilitation products. The result is improved performance and strength with lower total installed costs than alternative methods.
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GEOSPRAY Used To Line Corroded Culvert
1/7/2022
When the Lake County Division of Transportation in Illinois identified a metal structure plate arch culvert that showed signs of major deterioration, they needed a way to structurally reline it to ensure it remained in top working condition.