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February 1, 2013

Water Reservoir Outlet Pipes Repaired with Carbon Fiber

Drinking water is processed in thousands of treatment plants across the United States. Once water has been treated or has gone through the delivery system, it is pumped to reservoirs. Pumping stations can also

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By hj3

November 16, 2012

Get Ready to Rumble…

Shake, rattle and possibly roll. This may be on the minds of a team of young engineers from Tufts University who are assessing just how buildings made with reinforced concrete frames and masonry infill

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By hj3

November 9, 2012

Construction Spike Following Sandy's Devastation

Construction is predicted to spike following last month’s devastating hurricane. Sandy left behind tremendous flooding, property damage, and too many lives lost. Like many natural disasters that have plagued Americans over the years, Sandy

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By hj3

October 11, 2012

Stormwater Systems Crumbling Due to Failing Infrastructure

Ted Jackson / The Times-Picayune archive A crew works on fixing underground pipes in New Orleans. The number of new leaks in the city’s water pipes has tripled since Hurricane Katrina, a figure

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By hj3

October 1, 2012

Job Creation a By-product of Infrastructure Repair

CarbonSeal Carbon Fiber May Be Used Internally of For External PCCP Repairs CarbonSeal Wrapped PCCP Job Creation a By-product of Infrastructure Repair Not only is infrastructure repair needed in the United States,

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By hj3

June 14, 2012

The State of Our Nation's Bridges

The Fix We’re In For These Overpass Supporting Columns Have Been Strengthened with HJ3’s FRP System The State of Our Nation’s Bridges According to a recent report issued by Transportation for America, more than

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October 24, 2011

Could Carbon Fiber Have Prevented Losses From Turkey's Earthquake?

Could Carbon Fiber Have Prevented Losses From Turkey’s Earthquake? Over 2,200 buildings were shattered after a 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck eastern Turkey on October 23rd, killing at least 534 people and injuring 2,300 more.

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Water Reservoir Outlet Pipes Repaired with Carbon Fiber

Get Ready to Rumble…

Construction Spike Following Sandy's Devastation

Stormwater Systems Crumbling Due to Failing Infrastructure

Job Creation a By-product of Infrastructure Repair

The State of Our Nation's Bridges

Could Carbon Fiber Have Prevented Losses From Turkey's Earthquake?

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