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Epoxy-coal tar waterproofing of structures at the Nurek hydroelectric station

Sakharov, V. I. / Segal', M. S. / Solov'ev, I. N. / Yazev, R. E.

Conclusions 1. Laboratory investigations and experience in the application and operation of epoxy-coal tar waterproofing showed that it can be used in the construction of hydraulic structures instead of steel under conditions of the combined effect of earth pressure to 600 tons/m2, hydrostatic head to 300 m, and constant shearing forces to 100 tons/m2. 2. The use of epoxy-coal tar waterproofing instead of steel effects a considerable saving due to a decrease in labor costs, elimination of the consumption of scarce low-carbon and stainless steels, and reduction of the time of construction and assembly work.

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Epoxy-coal tar waterproofing of structures at the Nurek hydroelectric station

Sakharov, V. I. / Segal', M. S. / Solov'ev, I. N. / Yazev, R. E.

Conclusions 1. Laboratory investigations and experience in the application and operation of epoxy-coal tar waterproofing showed that it can be used in the construction of hydraulic structures instead of steel under conditions of the combined effect of earth pressure to 600 tons/m2, hydrostatic head to 300 m, and constant shearing forces to 100 tons/m2. 2. The use of epoxy-coal tar waterproofing instead of steel effects a considerable saving due to a decrease in labor costs, elimination of the consumption of scarce low-carbon and stainless steels, and reduction of the time of construction and assembly work.

Epoxy-coal tar waterproofing of structures at the Nurek hydroelectric station

Sakharov, V. I. / Segal', M. S. / Solov'ev, I. N. / Yazev, R. E.

Conclusions 1. Laboratory investigations and experience in the application and operation of epoxy-coal tar waterproofing showed that it can be used in the construction of hydraulic structures instead of steel under conditions of the combined effect of earth pressure to 600 tons/m2, hydrostatic head to 300 m, and constant shearing forces to 100 tons/m2. 2. The use of epoxy-coal tar waterproofing instead of steel effects a considerable saving due to a decrease in labor costs, elimination of the consumption of scarce low-carbon and stainless steels, and reduction of the time of construction and assembly work.

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Title:

Epoxy-coal tar waterproofing of structures at the Nurek hydroelectric station

Contributors:

Sakharov, V. I. (author) / Segal', M. S. (author) / Solov'ev, I. N. (author) / Yazev, R. E. (author)

Published in:

Hydrotechnical Construction ; 12 ; 233-239

Publication date:

1978-03-01

Size:

7 pages

ISSN:

1570-1468 , 0018-8220

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02305563

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

Stainless Steel , Energy Source , Combine Effect , Power Generation , Laboratory Investigation Engineering , Energy Technology , Power Electronics, Electrical Machines and Networks , Renewable and Green Energy , Geoengineering, Foundations, Hydraulics

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