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10,000 Hours
by Nick Barnett
We deep dive a plethora of topics relating to polymeric systems i.e. epoxy resins (and others) utilized in industrial coatings, linings, and composite reinforcements systems. Our goal is gain a deeper understanding of the different technologies used, why they are used, and how to choose between them when faced with multiple options.
Episodes
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Protecting Flanges from Corrosion
Quick episode running through protecting flanges from corrosion!
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Surface Preparation
Diving into the importance of Surface Preparation
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Fiberglass Use Cases
Understanding the different types of fiberglass "additives" and why they are used!
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Fast vs. Slow Cure Resins
Selecting the right resin system is key to success of a repair. Today, we work to understand the differences between the two, where each excel, and why both may be necessary to implement!
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Heat Deflection Temperature vs. Glass Transition Temperature
In today's discussion, we explain the difference between Heat Deflection Temperature and Glass Transition temperature and understanding why it matters.
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Protecting Concrete
Today, we review how concrete fails and what we can do to protect and repair concrete!
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Measures for Protecting our Workers from Concrete
We dive into properly repairing and managing concrete to protect those operating on it!
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Corrosion Under Insulation
On today's episode, we dive into the causes of CUI and what we can do to prevent and correct for it!
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Episode 6 -- CF / Fiberglass / Steel
Today we jump into the uses for, and properties of carbon fiber, fiberglass, as well as steel!
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Moisture Cured Urethanes
We dive into where and why moisture cured urethane reinforcing systems are used.
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Technical Fabrics Overview
Today we dive into a brief overview of the various technical fabrics, cover where they are used, and some different materials and styles most commonly found in industrial applications.
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Determining Proper Mil Thickness
Today we dive into mil thickness considerations for various applications including corrosion, chemical attack, and abrasion!
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A Focus on Ceramics
Today we dive into where ceramics are used and the different types utilized in coating and linings systems.
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Solvented and 100% Solids Systems
On today's episode, we dive into the benefits of solvent and 100% solids based coating systems. We'll cover where each excels, and why to use.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
We deep dive a plethora of topics relating to polymeric systems i.e. epoxy resins (and others) utilized in industrial coatings, linings, and composite reinforcements systems. Our goal is gain a deeper understanding of the different technologies used, why they are used, and how to choose between them when faced with multiple options.
HOSTED BY
Nick Barnett
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