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''' ''Message: Bituminous Coating significantly extends conduit design life.'' ''' | |||
This CMP conduit was recently removed from a Judith Basin County, MT dam. The pipe is still in acceptable [[structural]] condition, with no significant corrosion showing on the pipe interior. The bituminous coating was an integral component of the corrosion protection. | This CMP conduit was recently removed from a Judith Basin County, MT dam. The pipe is still in acceptable [[structural]] condition, with no significant corrosion showing on the pipe interior. The bituminous coating was an integral component of the corrosion protection. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:11, 2 December 2022
Message: Bituminous Coating significantly extends conduit design life.
This CMP conduit was recently removed from a Judith Basin County, MT dam. The pipe is still in acceptable structural condition, with no significant corrosion showing on the pipe interior. The bituminous coating was an integral component of the corrosion protection.
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Recently removed bituminous coated CMP
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Close-up of pipe exterior
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Pipe interior showing no significant signs of corrosion
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Revision ID: 4673
Revision Date: 12/02/2022