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(for
BIO-GAS Plants)
INTRODUCTION:
In
bio-gas plants with fixed dome, there has been common draw-back that
it’s dome develops hair cracks which are not seen with the naked
eye, through which the gas stored leaks out. The conventional
method of repairing is either with applying Oil paint or tar coat
over plastering the inner surface has not proved to be result
oriented as a film of Oil paint is too thin and Tar does not have
good bonding with any cemented surface and even new plaster also
develops cracks and peels off due to change in compressive strength
between the old and new plaster.
Ultimately, due to large number of failures of Fixed Dome Plants,
people lose faith in this particular model and opt for Floating Gas
Holder Plant, though it is a well known fact that Fixed dome type
plants have various advantages over the other model such as
reducing cost factor, longer life, less maintenance, utilization of
space over the Dome etc.
To
overcome this burning problem of gas leakage’s from Fixed-Dome Type
model, we therefore, for over past decade, have introduced an unique
product DIBHAPOXY-225 which has rendered us excellent results
and has proved to be an ultimate solution to the said problem. Our
product has very widely been used by Semi government and even with
the Private voluntary organizations basically engrossed with the
constructions of Bio-gas plants.
TECHNICAL DATA OF
DIBHAPOXY-225 :
* Vehicle Type :
WATERBASED EPOXY RESIN SYSTEM.
Resin
Hardner
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Formulated from Bisphenol-A Formulated
polyamide as curing agent & Epiclorohydrine
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White Flowable Liquid.
Pale
yellow semi Liquid.
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In Soluble in water
Soluble in Water.
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Immiscible to cement. Miscible in cement.
* Visual Appearance
: On complete
curing.. White { MATT }
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* Ratio |
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Resin
1 PBV/PBW
Hardener 1 PBV/PBW |
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* Pot-life of Mix |
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45-60 Mts. at 30`C |
| * Density of Mix |
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1.05
kgs. |
| * Coverage of Mix |
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Rough surface- 1st
coat..30 2nd coat..40 |
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(sq./ft-per kg .) |
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Smooth
surface-1st coat..35 2nd coat..50
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| *
Curing Time to Recoat |
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2 Hours.
(Min.) |
| * Volatile (Water Contents) |
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40%. |
| * Flash Point |
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None |
| * Clean-up (Surface, Tools & Brush) |
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Water & Detergent. |
| * Shelf-life. |
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Min.12 months, stored at cool & dry place in
Sealed
Containers
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APPLICATION OF
COATING : [NEW PLANTS
only
DP-225 ]
From inside, clean the entire dome area upto the
joint of digester and dome with the wire brush and wash it with
ample of water. Break open the cracks, if any, to the extent of 2-3
mm deep in V shape. Mix the material in the equal proportion
as cited above, and stir the same for mim.2-3 minutes. Apply the
first coat on the cleaned surface with the a smooth nylon brush. If
the cracks are seen, mix the material along with the gray cement to
convert the same to putty formation and then apply within the
cracks. On complete curing of first coat and putty if applied,
apply the final coat with the proportion mentioned above.
APPLICATION OF COATING : [ OLD PLANTS
with
DP-250 ]
Remove the old existing layers of dung left over by chipping and
clean the surface with plenty of water to original concrete level.
If the cracks are seen with naked eyes than shape the same in V
shape by proper chipping . And the left over surface should be
clean up by wire brush followed with water if required.
To
mix the two components of DP- 250 in the proportion as
cited in the leaflet and coat the entire surface with the coverage
of apppr.50-60 sq. ft. with the nylon brush of 3-4 inch width. Allow
to cure the coating for minimum 3-4 hours at 30`-35`C Temp.
On complete curing of first coat, mix the Grey Cement to
DP-250 with the proportion till the complete mix converts to
semi-paste form [i.e.putty]. Apply the same with the putty spatula
with the coverage of 10-12 sq .ft. with 1.5-2.0mm thickness.
Here the prime coat of DP- 250 shall give adequate bond to
concrete surface and to the putty followed of DP-250 &
Grey Cement shall fill-up the cavity of cracks.
PRECUATION
:
Mix only required quantity of the material, which can be utilized
within the stipulated pot-life for the period avoid solidification.
Wash all the tools and tackles with the water and if required with
warm water and detergent.
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