A thorough comparison of the IPH system, chipping removal + backfilling (polymer cement mortar), and chipping removal + backfilling (epoxy resin mortar).
This is a technical document comparing the IPH system (internal pressure filling joint reinforcement method) with chipping removal + backfilling (polymer cement mortar) and chipping removal + backfilling (epoxy resin mortar). 【Comparison Contents】 ■Overview Diagram ■Method Overview ■Method Features ■Discussion ■Neutralization and Salt Damage Countermeasures ■Workability of Leak Areas ■Adhesion between Rebar and Concrete ■Economic Efficiency ■Comprehensive Evaluation ■Durability ■30-Year Life Cycle Cost *For more details, please refer to the technical document.
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【Usage】 ○ Repairing and reinforcing floating cracks in concrete and mortar in all fields of civil engineering and architecture, as well as water stopping. Measures to prevent peeling. [Civil Engineering] → Dams, levees, tunnels, retaining walls, bridges, bridge piers, slabs, tracks, subways [Architecture] → Residential foundations, exterior walls, tile substrates, parking lots, cracks in blocks, building foundations [Structures] → Pipeline supports, tank foundations, net fence fabric foundations ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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Chunichi Construction Co., Ltd. has been steadily progressing as a comprehensive construction company primarily serving government agencies since its founding in 1953. We actively utilize our rich experience, achievements, and cultivated technologies and know-how while flexibly responding to various changes in the social environment. We aim to contribute to the development of the construction industry and fulfill our commitment to regional welfare, striving to become a more trusted company. Additionally, our company is implementing the 'IPH Method,' a technology for extending the lifespan of concrete structures, as a unique technique in Aichi Prefecture. Concrete structures, which have significantly contributed to Japan's development, will require measures to prevent deterioration in the future. The new IPH Method will help meet the demand for longevity. Trust Chunichi Construction with your IPH needs.