RETROFFITING
Abrasion-Resistant Concrete
Use abrasion-resistant concrete mixes for structures exposed to wave action, such as seawalls, to withstand the abrasive forces of water and sediment. ...
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Corrosion-Inhibiting Admixtures
Inhibiting Admixtures: Incorporate corrosion-inhibiting admixtures into the concrete mix during construction or repair to slow down the corrosion process of embedded ... steel reinforcement.
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Concrete Resurfacing
Apply a polymer-modified concrete overlay to renew the surface of the structure and improve its resistance to saltwater and abrasion....
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Epoxy Injection
Inject epoxy into cracks to bond and seal them, restoring the structural integrity and preventing further water infiltration. ...
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FRP Wrapping
Use FRP composites to wrap and strengthen deteriorated concrete members, providing additional structural support. ...
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Marine-Grade Coatings
Apply high-performance marine-grade coatings to protect the concrete from the corrosive effects of saltwater and UV radiation....
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Pressure Grouting
A construction technique that involves injecting a cementitious or grout material under high pressure into soil or concrete improve soil stability, or repair cracks ... and leaks. structures to fill voids,It's commonly used to strengthen foundations, seal underground structures, or mitigate subsidence issues.
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Reinforcement Bar Replacement
Remove corroded or damaged reinforcing bars and replace them with corrosion-resistant alternatives, such as stainless steel or epoxy-coated rebar. ...
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Rock Armor Or Riprap
Install large, durable rocks or concrete blocks around the structure to dissipate wave energy and prevent erosion.
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