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September 11, 2014

Wyoming Oil Spill a Result of Corrosion

Corrosion has been blamed for an oil spill that occurred in Wyoming this past May. A backhoe initially nicked a 6-inch underground pipeline, which, over time, resulted in corrosion until the pipeline eventually ruptured.

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By hj3

September 8, 2014

Carbon Fiber for Manhole Repair

Manholes are often overlooked by the common passerby, but their importance to the every-day workings of society shouldn’t be. The EPA estimates that there are about 20 million manholes in the United States –

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By hj3

July 14, 2014

Carbon Fiber Pedestal Repair

There are almost 7,000 operational power plants in the United States today, and recent years have seen an increase in natural gas power plant construction. While only 13{f00316eaeff19fc4d3daa6454136ee4db9a0ad1868aa2a79e58a2db09827821d} of electricity generation came from natural

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June 26, 2014

Cracked Riser Pipes Repaired with Carbon Fiber

The recent Duke Energy spill that left more than 70 miles of the Dan River coated in 40,000 tons of toxic coal ash has created a demand for immediate inspections and repair plans for

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By hj3

June 18, 2014

Emergency Repairs for Cracked Pipes

Warm weather brings increased water usage across the country. It also brings dynamic soil shifts and freeze-thaw cycles, all of which are problematic for underground pipes. The Department of Public Works in Milwaukee, WI

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June 13, 2014

Summer Weather Causes Water Main Breaks

As summer quickly approaches, many northern cities are experiencing the after-effects of the harsh winter season. The winter brought record lows and snowfall, but the warmer summer weather is proving to be less welcome

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March 28, 2014

Earthquake Damage Prevention Through Carbon Fiber Reinforcement

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Great Alaskan Earthquake. As the second strongest earthquake in recorded history, it had a moment magnitude of 9.2. It lasted 4 minutes, 38 seconds and caused ground fissures,

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By hj3

March 26, 2014

Methanex Titan Cooling Tower Repair

Methanex is a global leader in methanol production who prides themselves on operational excellence and industry best practices. When any one of their plants has an area that is not up to standard, the

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March 12, 2014

Concrete Cracking at Allen High School's Stadium

Concrete is a material with very high compression strength but very low tensile strength. Concrete cracking is highly probable and can result from shrinkage, temperature variation, subgrade settlement, or applied stresses. There are different

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By hj3

March 7, 2014

HJ3® ELECTED TO ASME/PCC-2 COMMITTEE

HJ3 is proud to announce the nomination and election of it’s Quality Control Manager, Olley Scholer, to the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) PCC-2 Committee. The PPC-2 Committee published “Repair of Pressure Equipment

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Wyoming Oil Spill a Result of Corrosion

Carbon Fiber for Manhole Repair

Carbon Fiber Pedestal Repair

Cracked Riser Pipes Repaired with Carbon Fiber

Emergency Repairs for Cracked Pipes

Summer Weather Causes Water Main Breaks

Earthquake Damage Prevention Through Carbon Fiber Reinforcement

Methanex Titan Cooling Tower Repair

Concrete Cracking at Allen High School's Stadium

HJ3® ELECTED TO ASME/PCC-2 COMMITTEE

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