Internal Pressure Filling Reinforcement Method "IPH Method" [Construction Case Study Collection Presented]

Filling of terminal cracks, which is difficult with conventional resin injection methods, is now possible! We will introduce repair case studies such as monuments, floor slabs, and housing foundations. *Case study collection available.

This case study collection summarizes construction examples of the IPH method (Internal Pressure Filling Reinforcement Method). In addition to repair work on columns, it introduces construction examples for bridges, quay walls, embankments, snow shelters, as well as repairs for lighthouses and steep slope retaining walls. We encourage you to read it. 【Contents (Excerpt)】 ■ Columns: Janka repair work ■ Bridges: Horizontal beams and floor slabs (drying and leakage cracks) repair work ■ Quay walls: Drying crack repair work ■ Embankments: Leakage crack repair work ■ Snow shelters: Cross-section joint injection repair work 【Applications】 ■ Repair and reinforcement of floating cracks in concrete and mortar in various fields of civil engineering and architecture, as well as water stopping ■ Measures to prevent spalling [Civil Engineering] → Dams, levees, tunnels, retaining walls, bridges, bridge piers, floor slabs, tracks, subways, sediment control embankments [Architecture] → Residential foundations, exterior walls, tile substrates, parking lots, block cracks *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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