
One of the greatest threats to our nation's infrastructure is unseen water eroding away its structural integrity. Water is relentless and all types of structures and sewer collection systems are at risk. If left unchecked, uncontrolled water will end up causing massive rehabilitation and repair bills. The market for repairing and controlling water infiltration is limitless.
Contractors Should Be Prepared
We believe every contractor should have access to cost-effective and long-term solutions for their customers. Alchemy-Spetec offers a variety of environmentally-friendly polyurethane resins for sealing leaks in structures and water collection systems. Our dedicated technical support team has decades of experience on leak seal projects.
Spetec PUR H100 is widely specified by engineers for the cut-off of large water leaks. It is a one-component, closed-cell, hydrophobic, water-reactive, solvent, and phthalate-free, low viscosity resin. Its low viscosity and hydrophobic properties make it ideal for both soil stabilization and cutting off large water leaks.
Spetec PUR H100 Applications
There are a plethora of applications for Spetec PUR H100. Some specific uses include cutting off sewer water leaks and soil stabilization around sewer structures. Other uses include water cut-off of leaks in foundations such as diaphragm walls, piling sheets, and secant piles. Spetec PUR H100 is also good for stabilization and water cut-off of large cracks, voids, and gravel layers. It has also been used to stabilize soil and anchors in porous geology and gravel layers in concrete structures. In addition, it is an ideal resin for probe grouting below-grade pipes and manhole injections. Last but not least, injections in combination with cement-based grout work very well with pre and post injections in mines, tunnels, pipe jacking, drill & blast, and TBM applications.
Spetec PUR H100 Advantages
The one component, closed-cell structure allows the cured polyurethane resin to seal large water leaks in cracks and joints permanently. It is also possible to alter the reaction times by adjusting the percentage of accelerator. When cured, it exhibits high strength and good chemical resistance. This in turn makes it harmless to the environment and resistant to biological attacks. Not to mention it is also certified for contact with drinking water.
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We often assume that our homes, roadways, and buildings are resting on solid ground - until that support starts to give way. The same natural element that carved out the Grand Canyon causes unstable soil, voids, and even sinkholes. Water is relentless and your property is at risk if soil damage is left unchecked. Poor compaction, water erosion, broken pipes, and organic material in the soil can all lead to the settling of a foundation or a roadway. Ignoring soil erosion underneath your property can lead to disaster.
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Most property owners and managers don’t realize that the greatest threat to their slabs and structures hides underneath the surface of the ground. Water is relentless, and your property is at risk if it is left unchecked. Uncontrolled water can lead to soil erosion, voids, and sometimes even sinkholes. Neglecting these types of soil issues can end up costing significant money, time, and stress.
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