Need To Deal With Concrete Corrosion Due To High Salt Levels?
Reduce corrosive salts within 6 weeks with Cocoon Request InformationNow you can reduce the salts that may cause concrete corrosion
While some treatments to interrupt concrete corrosion are costly and invasive, Cocoon is different.
Applied on the slab surface, Cocoon migrates into the pores of the concrete structure. As it does, it diffuses and withdraws accumulated salts, removing salinity from the structure and preventing further degradation.
This is different to treatments such as cathodic protection which protects the steel from the salt, as Cocoon works to actually remove the salts. The result, is a solution that can be used in conjunction with, or in some cases, instead of other treatment options.
In many cases, Cocoon enables you to easily reduce salt levels to non-corrosive levels within 6 weeks.
Benefits of salt removal with Cocoon include:
Fast and cost-effective for removing salts
Process
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1
Pre-testing
Testing of salts present at 10mm, 20mm & 40mm drillings -
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Apply Cocoon
Clear debris. Apply Cocoon via trowel or mono-pump -
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Removal & Testing
Remove after 21 days and re-test salt levels -
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Apply 2nd Cocoon Treatment
Complete second application -
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Remove & Confirm
Test salt levels are within accepted level
Proven Solution For Salt Removal
Extensively tested for both contemporary and historical structures, the efficacy or Cocoon is well documented.
The structure was experiencing severe corrosion of the steel reinforcement and concrete by the ingress of waterborne salts
Testing validated that the treatment was successful in reducing salt content below the acceptable 0.2% level.
For the full test report, contact your Cocoon product specialists
Looking for a concrete salt extraction solution?
As distributors for Cocoon in the Middle East, Neoferma has an established reputation for supplying innovative solutions for construction and remediation. To find out more, or schedule a discussion about your salt removal requirements, contact Neoferma on the form below.