Interesting applications of Synthetic Resins to Civil Engineering Work
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1970.v23.i226.3502Abstract
The author describes the growing importance of epoxy resins in construction, especially in public works. A brief account is given of the physical and chemical properties, such as almost total resistance to chemical action; high anticorrosive strength; better mechanical strength than concrete; insensibility to icing-deicing cycles and thermal changes; high bond with most materials; no changes due to ageing; great resistance to wearing and abrasive actions; good aspect; high electrical resistance; and others. The article also describes some of its most common uses, including fillings, injections, fixings, industrial floorings, tunnel facing, and waterproofing of cracks. Examples of some recent uses in France are also cited.
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