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October 28, 2014

Bay Bridge Corrosion Woes

The new Bay Bridge, which spans the distance from Oakland to San Francisco and first showed signs of corrosion in 2011, continues to develop problems. The bridge opened in 2013, and was designed with

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October 21, 2014

Carbon Fiber Helps Pioneer a New Era in Airships

Ever since 1670, when the “Father of Aeronautics” Francesco Lana de Terzi first designed an “Aerial Ship”, mankind has dreamed of being able to ferry people and cargo across the skies. Real traction in

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October 8, 2014

Ceiling Cracks: Causes and Remedies

Your home is your biggest investment. It’s probably your largest purchase, ever, and you want to keep it strong and safe for a really long time, right? So you’re probably already aware of that

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September 25, 2014

Prevent Mining Disasters with Carbon Fiber

Mining is one of the most dangerous occupations there is. Every year, hundreds of miners die in accidents from collapses, explosions, and fires. The good news is that mining accidents and the deaths associated

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September 24, 2014

Gas Pipeline Explosions a Result of Aged Pipes

Gas Pipeline explosions in the United States have occurred at an alarming rate, especially in the past 10 years. Every other day, a gas leak destroys property, injures several people, and sometimes kills others. The

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September 24, 2014

Robot Fights Bridge Corrosion

Bridges are an essential part of transportation infrastructure everywhere. But as they age, bridges have a tendency to corrode from de-icing salts, carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, and water seeping in through tiny cracks.

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September 18, 2014

Nacimiento Pipeline Shutdowns Limit Water Distribution to California Communities

The Nacimiento Water Project, touted as “the saving grace to many local communities’ dwindling water supplies” is a $176 million project designed to increase water supplies for 5 communities within San Louis Obispo County

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September 17, 2014

National Preparedness Checklist

September is National Preparedness Month, which is convenient considering the extreme weather disasters that we’ve been struck with this summer. FEMA, NWS, and NOAA have compiled a handy checklist to help you and your

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September 17, 2014

More Hurricanes Means More Destruction

Less than a week after Hurricane Norbet took its toll on Baja California and the Southwest United States, Hurricane Odile has swept through the same area, causing major damage and flooding for many parts

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September 12, 2014

Bridges Built with Carbon Fiber

HJ3 has been strengthening corroded bridges with carbon fiber for a while now, and the results have been impressive. Throughout the years, carbon fiber has really proven itself to be an innovative rehabilitation material,

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Bay Bridge Corrosion Woes

Carbon Fiber Helps Pioneer a New Era in Airships

Ceiling Cracks: Causes and Remedies

Prevent Mining Disasters with Carbon Fiber

Gas Pipeline Explosions a Result of Aged Pipes

Robot Fights Bridge Corrosion

Nacimiento Pipeline Shutdowns Limit Water Distribution to California Communities

National Preparedness Checklist

More Hurricanes Means More Destruction

Bridges Built with Carbon Fiber

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