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Supplier: Henkel Corporation - Industrial
Description: -20 °F to +220 °F (-30 °C to +105 °C). The product eliminates the needs for traditional melting or special equipment and has high hydrolytic stability (low water absorption) and high volumetric stability. Eliminates the need for traditional melting or special equipment Has high
- Chemical System: Epoxy (EP)
- Cure / Technology: Two Component System
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Supplier: ACCRAbond, Inc.
Description: INSTAbond® Big Green 8121 -- A highly effective epoxy compound designed to use as a chocking or grouting material. The cured material is designed for service in environments that require high compression strength, wide range of service temperatures and environment resistance to water,
- Features: Caulk / Grout
- Chemical System: Epoxy (EP)
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Supplier: Henkel Corporation - Industrial
Description: caulking applications requiring low weight and excellent dielectric properties. LOCTITE STYCAST 4640 can be used with LOCTITE CAT 50 or LOCTITE CAT 50-2 AMB. Two components Lightweight Thermally conductive High temperature resistance Readily pourable Room temperature cure
- Viscosity: 45,000 cP
- Use Temperature: 85 to 500 F
- Tensile Strength (Break): 200 psi
- Features: Caulk / Grout
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Supplier: Wacker Chemical Corp.
Description: silicone rubber. Special features long shelf life primerless adhesion to most materials non-corrosive to metals suitable for alkaline substrates such as concrete, mortar, fibrous cement almost odorless - non-sag - ready gunnability at low (+5 °C) and high (+40 °C) temperatures rapid
- Use Temperature: -40 to 302 F
- Tensile Strength (Break): 101.5257875500379 psi
- Elongation: 300 %
- Industry: Building / Construction
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Supplier: Wacker Chemical Corp.
Description: shelf life primerless adhesion to most materials non-corrosive to metals suitable for alkaline substrates such as concrete, mortar, fibrous cement almost odorless non-sag ready gunnability at low (+5 °C) and high (+40 °C) temperatures rapid crosslinking: quickly becomes tack-free -
- Use Temperature: -40 to 248 F
- Tensile Strength (Break): 72.5184196785985 psi
- Elongation: 250 %
- Industry: Building / Construction
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Supplier: Titebond
Description: Application Temperature Above 40°F. Service Temperature Range -20°F. to 150°F. Method of Application Cartridge/caulking gun Working Time Approximately 10-15 minutes for a 1/4" bead Working Surfaces Surfaces to be caulked should be clean, dry and free from excessive oil, grease, water,
- Viscosity: 550,000 cP
- Chemical System: Acrylic / Polyacrylate
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Supplier: Novaflex Group
Description: Novaflex 5785. Rubber Concrete Pumping Hose. High pressure hose designed to handle the pumping of concrete, plaster or grout mixture. All purpose cover provides excellent flexibility and wear resistance to abrasive slurries. Tube: Abrasion resistant static dissipating SBR
- Inside Diameter: 1 to 4 inch
- Outside Diameter: 1.83 to 5.27 inch
- Working Pressure: 400 to 800 psi
- Temperature Range: -20 to 160 F
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Description: General Polymers TPM #115 SPARKPROOF / CONDUCTIVE SYSTEM is a high build protective surfacing utilizing a conductive epoxy based mortar, high build grout and selected topcoats to provide sparkproof static dissipating floors within the required ohms resistance range. Advantages
- Operating / Use Temperature: 50 to 90 F
- Dispensing Method: Brush / Roll-on
- Features: Chemical / Oil Resistant, Coating, Conductive, Heat Resistant / High Temperature, Other, Protective, Wear Resistant (Abrasion / Erosion)
- Substrate: Concrete / Masonry, Wood
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Supplier: Wacker Chemical Corp.
Description: solvent-free non-sag good gunability at low (+5 °C) and high (+40 °C) temperatures low-shrinkage during vulcanization - remains flexible at low (-40 °C) and high temperatures (+180 °C) suitable for food contact per US Food and Drug Administration Regulations No. 21 CFR
- Use Temperature: -40 to 356 F
- Tensile Strength (Break): 87.0221036143182 psi
- Elongation: 250 %
- Features: Caulk / Grout, Gap Filling Sealant / FIP Gasket, Other
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Supplier: Dampney Company, Inc.
Description: Hi-Temp Lab-metal is ready-to-use right from the can. Developed for difficult repairs subject to excessive heat, Hi-Temp Lab-metal withstands temperatures as high as 1000ºF.
- Use Temperature: 1,000 F
- Thermal Conductivity: 1.7307348 to 3.4614696 W/m-K
- Cure / Technology: Air Setting / Film Drying, Thermosetting / Crosslinking
- Industry: Automotive, Building / Construction
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Description: General Polymers CERAMIC CARPET #400 is an 1/8” system which incorporates decorative colored quartz aggregates with high solids epoxy resins and chemical resistant grout and topycoats to form a protective surfacing system which is aesthetically pleasing, slip resistant, durable and
- Operating / Use Temperature: 50 to 90 F
- Dispensing Method: Brush / Roll-on, Sprayable
- Chemistry: Ceramic Coating, Epoxy, Resin Base / Polymer Binder
- Features: Chemical / Oil Resistant, Coating, Other, Protective, Wear Resistant (Abrasion / Erosion)
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Supplier: ASTM International
Description: hydraulic gradients (gravity drainage for high degrees of saturation or surface evaporation); (3) phase change of water in specimens with temperatures near 0°C or 100°C. 1.3 Units-The values stated in SI units are to be regarded as the standard. No other units of measurements are
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Federal Geothermal Research Program Update - Fiscal Year 2004
Looking ahead, the high temperature grout system will meet all of the above criteria and facilitate a significant time savings to drilling operations, because it can be placed through the drill string.
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Optimizing the Environmental Performance of In Situ Thermal Remediation Technologies Using Life Cycle Assessment
Heater/injection well construction materials1 Riser pipe: Steel Injection screen: Stainless steel Annular space: Sand, high temperature grout Heater can: Steel Liner and heater rod: Stainless steel Heater cold pin: Nickel Electrodes: Steel, copper, nylon Annular space: Sand, bentonite, high tempera- ture grout …
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Practical Handbook of Grouting: Soil Rock and Structures Complete Document
This is important, as the drying time of these bond enhancers is usually short, often only 15 or 20 minutes, especially at high grout temperatures .
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Pilot-scale verification test for Hanford grout
However, one disadvantage of pouring grout into a large vault is that the heat generated when the cementitious materials hydrate to form a solid waste form is not readily dissipated, and high grout temperatures can result.
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Opening of construction joints in concrete dam at the Ust'-Ilim hydroelectric plant under thermal bending of the pillars
For these patterns, a higher grouting temperature was adopted (to 15-20"C).
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ASSESSMENT OF THE POTENTIAL FOR HYDROGEN GENERATION DURING GROUTING OPERATIONS IN THE R AND P REACTOR VESSELS
Extrapolation of this result to hydrogen generation rates for higher grout temperatures was made using the test results from aluminum exposed to Ca(OH)2 solution (i.e., similar to the pore solution in the grout).
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High-Temperature Plug Formation With Silicates
Abstract A grouting system is being developed that is applicable to water shutoff, steam flooding, and high - temperature grouting /plugging for lost circulation.
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New Developed Acid Soluble Cement and Sodium Silicate Gel to Cure Lost Circulation Zones
Silicate hydrates have been used in a grouting system that was developed for high - temperature grouting /plugging for lost circulation.
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Application of DOE prescribed guides to the evaluation of Hanford`s Mixed Low Level Solid Waste Treatment Options
Achieving and maintaining regulatory cornpliance of the offgas system is a further difficulty with the Vitrification process. operates at much higher temperatures than Grout /PE, drawing a penalty in the areas of availability and safety.
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An Assessment of second-generation compressed-air energy-storage concepts
In addition, engineering development would be required on: large high-pressure valves high - temperature grouting materials and procedures ( i f required by particular design).