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Challenges of Field Surface Preparation

Challenges of Field Surface Preparation
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A discussion on the issues and challenges related to surface preparation in the field. As means and methods diversify and structure types become more complex, challenges arise. This presentation attempts to identify some of the potential issues and challenges associated with today’s modern methods of surface preparation in the field. 

Product Number: 51218-144-SG
Author: Md Ahsan Sabbir, Kingsley Lau & Dale DeFord
Publication Date: 2018
Industry: Coatings
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A discussion on the issues and challenges related to surface preparation in the field. As means and methods diversify and structure types become more complex, challenges arise. This presentation attempts to identify some of the potential issues and challenges associated with today’s modern methods of surface preparation in the field. Some potential issues for discussion include abrasive selection, use and reuse, waste management and disposal, containment, degree of surface cleanliness, substrate type and existing condition, zone painting vs. full rehabilitation and scheduling conflicts

A discussion on the issues and challenges related to surface preparation in the field. As means and methods diversify and structure types become more complex, challenges arise. This presentation attempts to identify some of the potential issues and challenges associated with today’s modern methods of surface preparation in the field. Some potential issues for discussion include abrasive selection, use and reuse, waste management and disposal, containment, degree of surface cleanliness, substrate type and existing condition, zone painting vs. full rehabilitation and scheduling conflicts

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