CASE STUDY

Sulphuric Acid Bund Lining

Client: Nuclear Power Station

Industry: Power Generation

Scope: Sulphuric Acid Bund Lining

Date: June 2004

Location: Belgium

Products: RX 500P & RF 500

OVERVIEW

A tiled sulphuric acid bund area had to be over-coated with a coating system which could offer a seamless finish and could withstand 98% sulphuric acid.

CHALLENGE

The ceramic tiles could not be removed, therefore a coating system with excellent adhesion to ceramic tiles had to be chosen. Application also had to take place within a confined space.

SOLUTION

One coat of water-based epoxy Easi-prime™ RX 500P was applied directly to the ceramic tiles. This was followed by two coats of solvent-free, glassflake epoxy Epo-chem™ RF 500.

OUTCOME

By utilising Chemco’s Easi-prime™ RX 500P, the ceramic tiles were not required to be removed. This resulted in a significantly reduced contract duration, allowing substantial cost savings to be achieved.

Solvent-free RF 500 is ideal for application in confined spaces and exhibits exceptional resistance to strong acids (including 98% sulphuric acid).

BENEFITS

• Solvent-free
• Ideal for application within confined spaces
• Outstanding resistance to 98% sulphuric acid
• Exceptional adhesion to ceramic tiles
• Significantly reduced contract duration
• No dehumidification or ventilation requirements

heavily rusted internal floor and bunded wall

Before Application

grey painted internal floor and bunded wall

Completed Application

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