Sewage Treatment Works
Concrete waterproofing products for use in sewers and sewage treatment plants need to be specifically designed to cope with the additional stresses caused by:
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Drybase Tanking Slurry has been designed to provide protection in these demanding environments. Used in conjunction with Drybase Active Crystalline Slurry, these products can be used to waterproof sewers and sewage treatment plants in new construction and refurbishment projects.
Areas of Application Include:
Sewers
Spillways
Rotating scraper blades
Sand filter beds
Settlement and treatment tanks
Pump sumps
Box outs
Inspection shafts
Manholes
Channels
Interceptors
Inlets
Drybase Tanking products can be Combined in Different Ways to Deal With Various Situations:
Waterproofing – Drybase Tanking Slurry and Drybase Active Crystalline Slurry
Re-profiling and coating – Drybase Universal Mortar
Increasing surface resistance – Drybase Lime Inhibitor Concentrate
Drybase Tanking Slurry is a pre-bagged cementitious waterproofing slurry for application to concrete and masonry walls and floors. It is mixed with water and applied by trowel, brush or spray onto surfaces such as concrete, masonry and render. Once cured, the resultant surface is hydrophobic and is ideal for surfaces that are subject to moisture ingress. Typical areas of application…
Read MoreDrybase Elasticised Tanking Slurry is compatible with the Drybase Waterproofing & Tanking range.
Read MoreDrybase Crystalline Active Tanking Slurry is a high-performance waterproofing slurry specifically designed for direct application to concrete surfaces. The active crystalline composition creates a penetrating waterproofing solution for concrete walls, floors and structures. The high coverage-per-kilogram of Drybase Crystalline Active Tanking Slurry makes it an ideal choice for tanking larger concrete structures.
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