First impressions are the most lasting. Learn how a candy manufacturer in the western United States solved an unsightly and dangerous corrosion issue on its main entranceway railings with Read More...
Power station infrastructure, which houses critical electrical equipment, can be up to eighty-years old in some parts of the United States. Deficiencies can lead to power outages that can last weeks or months and become a costly ... Read More...
Critical rooftop equipment is exposed to the elements 24/7. There are many factors that can cause metal rooftop equipment to suffer from corrosion. Rain, salt, sand, chemical spillage and impact are just a few examples. Corrosion ... Read More...
Leaking Towers or Corrosion Issues?
ENECON Is Your Cooling Tower Repair Consultant.
As the cooling season comes to end are you planning regular maintenance to your cooling towers? ENECON ... Read More...
ENECON's ENESEAL CR Protects Steel Surfaces Without the Need to Grit Blast
Steel roofs or other steel structures are often exposed to adverse elements and industrial pollutants putting them at risk ... Read More...
Soon gloomy winter will have left us for the warmth of spring. Now is the time for exterior repairs on roofs, sidewalks, and other outdoors structures can be completed . Now is the time for budgeting, planning, and ... Read More...
Metal storage cabinets housing critical electrical substation equipment can be up to 70-80 years old in some parts of the U.S. Leaks in cabinets like these can cause the electrical equipment inside to suffer damage or even worse…explode. These ... Read More...
Critical rooftop equipment is exposed to the elements 24/7. There are many factors that can cause metal rooftop equipment to suffer from corrosion. Rain, salt, sand, chemical spillage and impact are just a few examples. Corrosion ... Read More...
Electrical transmission towers and poles are among an electric utility's largest and most important commercial assets. The towers must support overhead power lines, insulators, conductors and components. Unfortunately, regular investment in tower ... Read More...
Temperatures are rising and summer is right around the corner. Too often we overlook one of the most important parts of our facility, the roof. Commercial facility roofs are in the elements 24/7/365 and sustain damage from: rain, hail, snow, sun, animal waste, chemical attack, and changes in temperature.
Over time, high temperatures can cause blistering and cracks, which allows ... Read More...
These test panels were partially coated with ENESEAL CR so a small section of the test panels on the top and bottom were left uncoated.
One of the test panels from the set was placed on an outside test fence and remained exposed to the weather continuously for approximately nine years. The other test panel was stored continuously in the ENECON Laboratory without exposure to the ... Read More...
Digester tank covers are placed on top of wastewater digester tanks and float on top of the liquid inside the tanks. The digester tank cover at this waste water treatment facility experienced corrosion damage over time due to the caustic nature and environment. Instead of a costly ($200,000) replacement, ENESEAL CR was applied after removing the old coating. Thus saving the facility a ... Read More...
Outside storage units are in the elements 24/7. There are many factors that can cause any type of outdoor unit to be damaged. Rain, salt, sand, chemical spillage and impact are just a few examples of how any outdoor storage unit can incur damage. During the summer time, some units can be almost unbearable to enter due to the high temperature inside.
These storage units were ... Read More...
If you ever have driven over an old bridge and take a look around, you would probably see some type of corrosion. Bridges are in the elements 24/7, 365 days a year. Environmental factors and impact wear away the structural integrity of a bridge over time. With some many of our nation’s bridges built many decades ago.
A new study by the American Road & Transportation ... Read More...
A metropolitan transit line that carries thousands of riders each day was having a big problem with water penetrating into the passenger area of their cars. It would cost about $40,000.00 to replace the roofs and would also take about a month each. A new car was not an option because that was about 2-3 million dollars.
The Director of Technical Services asked us if we could help. ... Read More...
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