Roll Anodes supplied for Cockle Creek Bridge

15 May 2013 : SRCP has supplied Roll Anodes for Cockle Creak Bridge piers. Extreme fibre stresses were a concern and SRCP advised that this could be overcome by pushing in the anodes so that the surface 100mm of the anode hole could be grouted with a high strength grout. Rarely is stress due to the drilled holes an issue but where it is design the anodes to be closer to the neutral axis.

Roll Anodes supplied for Cockle Creek Bridge

15 May 2013 : SRCP has supplied Roll Anodes for Cockle Creak Bridge piers. Extreme fibre stresses were a concern and SRCP advised that this could be overcome by pushing in the anodes so that the surface 100mm of the anode hole could be grouted with a high strength grout. Rarely is stress due to the drilled holes an issue but where it is design the anodes to be closer to the neutral axis.

Balcony repairs using ZLA at Cottesloe

1 May 2013 : ZLA is frequently used for balcony repairs because it can be installed on the soffit where, because of its high output, it can protects the reinforcement on the deck and soffit faces. ZLA can be combined with Roll Anodes to protect the support at the building line. In May ZLA was specified for balcony repairs of Cottesloe beach apartments. 

CIA's new product night Brisbane

23 July 2013 : SRCP introduces their impressed current and sacrificial anodes. The three types of galvanic anode revolutionise patch repair as they eliminate the need for breakout of sound but contaminated concrete. The impressed current CP systems provide increased flexibility where control and monitoring are required.