Water supply facility anti-corrosion waterproofing JIC resin NP-143F method (reinforced layer laminated specification)
Specification for glass fiber reinforced layer in anti-corrosion and waterproof construction method.
▼Overview The Zick Resin NP-143F method (reinforced layer lamination specification) is a specification that laminates glass cloth as a reinforced layer on top of the NP-143F method. The lamination of glass cloth is available in specifications of 1 to 3 layers. The 1-layer lamination specification is referred to as a 1-ply specification, the 2-layer lamination specification as a 2-ply specification, and the 3-layer lamination specification as a 3-ply specification. ▼Features - In addition to the characteristics of the NP-143F method, it has the following features: - The tensile strength of the coating film is improved by the lamination of glass cloth, enhancing resistance to fine cracks in the substrate. - Increasing the number of layers of glass cloth thickens the cured film thickness and further improves the tensile strength of the coating film. - The improvement in coating film strength enhances resistance to back pressure from water.
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Concrete tank inner surface for water supply: water distribution reservoirs, receiving tanks, water purification facilities, etc. Other concrete tank inner surfaces: farm ponds, fire water tanks, etc.
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Nihon Jikkou is a core company of a comprehensive engineering group that contributes to society through the production and sale of various related materials, starting with concrete anti-corrosion construction. Japan is now entering an era of high prevalence of social infrastructure such as water supply and sewage systems, with a vast number of concrete facilities being stockpiled. However, as these facilities age and deteriorate, it has become an urgent issue to systematically and effectively implement repair and maintenance measures to sustain them in the future. Nihon Jikkou and its group companies address these challenges by proposing optimal deterioration prevention measures based on environmental factors and facility characteristics, along with excellent construction techniques, thereby meeting all maintenance and management needs for concrete structures.