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updates and technical information. These technical updates generally
provide assistance in accessing technical and test information
as well as service education and documentation for the specification
of our products.
The following links will outline our manhole
leak rehab program, methods for installing and specifying chemical
grout, case studies and products. We also have measurement
tools and units conversion help on our website. Some of the
links below will show you excellent illustrations and diagrams
to follow, as well as step-by-step procedures and results.
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GENERAL INFORMATION ON
THE USE OF CHEMICAL GROUTS FOR RESTORATION OF MANHOLES AND BELOW
GRADE STRUCTURES
Non-Structural
Manhole Restoration and Leak Repair
Prime-Flex
polyurethane grouts are designed for manhole, sewer pipe, and
lateral grouting
Gushing
Leaks in Below Grade Structures
Stopping
Leaks in Hairline Cracks
Stopping
Leaks in Wide Cracks & Joints
Leaking
Joints in Sewer Lines - Point Repair using Prime-Flex Grouts
Leaking
Foundations Curtain Wall Grouting to Create a Waterproof Barrier
Leaking Pipe Penetrations & Wide Cracks - Activated Oakum
Technique
What
Type of Grout Do I Need? Hydrophobic or Hydrophilic Polyurethane
Injection Resin
What
is a "Hydrophobic" Grout? Hydrophobic Polyurethane Resins
What
is a "Hydrophilic" Grout? Hydrophilic Polyurethane Resins
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ONLINE TECHNICAL EDUCATION
AVAILABLE
Polyurethane
Primer
Chemical
Grout Training Seminar Slide Show << VERY EDUCATIONAL
Epoxy
Injection Training Seminar Slide Show << VERY EDUCATIONAL
- INJECTION METHODS AND EQUIPMENT
REAL PROJECT CASE STUDIES
AND REFERENCES
Metro
Atlanta County Relies on Prime-Flex Grouts
Reference: Cobb County Water System Manager Jim Smith is quoted
in this article
Manhole
Rehabilitation - Lake Windward Subdivision - Alpharetta, Georgia
Kinney
Tunnel Leaks gets Prime-Flexed
Excellent case study for CHEMICAL GROUT LEAK REPAIR
Myrtle
Beach Lift Station - using hydrophilic polyurethane grout that
cures to form a flexible seal that bonds to wet concrete
Stopping
Leaks With Prime-Flex 970 Hydro Gel SXEquipment
Pit Soil Stabilization using Prime-Flex 910
Problem
leaks in manholes: injecting a flexible repair material like Prime-Flex
900 LVSF
See
an actual repair (video)
Even
more case studies listed here
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TOOLS AND TECHNICAL DATA
Estimate
Requirements for Repair Estimating Prime-Flex 900 LVSF for Injection
& Crack Repair
Prime-Flex
Polyurethane Grouts - The Concrete Leak/Void Solution
Click on Product Name for Technical Data
General
Information on our Quick Mix cartridge installation
Ideal for certain manhole work and tight spaces where you don't
want to bring down a lot of equipment
Technical
Data Sheets and MSDS Sheet Table
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CERTIFICATIONS & SPECIFICATIONS
Durability
of Chemical Grouts
Fast
Fix 10 Use in Sub-Zero Freezing Temperatures
Polyurethane
Grouts, pH Values and Safe, Non-Toxic/Corrosive Use
Underwriter's
Laboratories Certifications for ANSI/NSF Grout Classifications
02330
HYDROPHILIC POLYURETHANE INJECTION SPECIFICATION (900LVSF)
Prime-Flex 900 LVSF and Prime-Flex 900 XLV usage in Ozone Tanks
Prime-Flex Products Produce No pH Value in Cured Form
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STRENGTH TESTS AND STUDIES
Properties
& Compressive Strength Test: Prime Flex 985 LX 10 and LX 20
Rigid Polyurethane Foam with soil bearing pressures comparison
Properties
Charted: Prime Flex 985 LX 10 Rigid Polyurethane Foam with
correlation to density - Compressive Strength, Tensile Strength
and Elongation
COMMITTEE WORK UPDATE
The new ASTM standard for the chemical grouting
of manholes has been passed and will be made available at
the www.astm.org
website. This is standard designation:
F 2414-04 Standard Practice for Sealing Sewer
Manholes Using Chemical Grouting.
For other ASTM Standards Committee F36 on Technology
and Underground Utilities
has been developing feel free to check out the committee page
and articles at www.astm.org
by clicking on "Technical Committees" in
the menu and entering "F36" as the designation for search.
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