Investigating a new technology for long term protection of concrete assets in harsh environments
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Overview
In sewer systems, when hydrogen sulfide gas is emitted from sewage and meets condensing
moisture, the process can form sulfuric acid that rapidly corrodes the concrete in a sewer tunnel. This is known as the microbially induced corrosion, which poses a severe threat to the sustainability of concrete in sewer tunnels. Andrew discusses a system developed to prolong the service life of water treatment works.
Content:
- Introduction
- System description
- System application
- System testing
- Technology comparison
- Global project references
- Conclusion
Presenter: Andrew Sarkady
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After graduating from Melbourne University with a Civil Engineering degree in 1986, Andrew joined Connell Wagner (now Aurecon) as a structural design engineer. In 1994 joining BASF and currently fills the role of Product Manager Australia & NZ - Repair, Protection and Grout - Construction.
Total viewing time - 14 min
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