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ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL BUILDING 220<\/span><\/h1>\n

In 2005 we were awarded the contract to perform the concrete restoration on Building 220 at the Rock Island Arsenal.<\/p>\n


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We removed deteriorated concrete using the pneumatic chipping hammers, saw cut all edges of patches, abrasive blasted on steel and concrete to remove corrosion from steel and open the pores of the concrete.  We applied a corrosion inhibitor to all reinforcing steel. We then applied patch material that has integrated corrosion inhibitors as part of the patch material to stop future corrosion. We increased cover over the existing reinforcing where the building esthetics would not be affected. Finally we applied two coats of an anti-carbonation elastomeric paint.<\/p>\n


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