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RP0376-HD1976-SG Monolithic Organic Corrosion-Resistant Floor Surfacings-HD1976

"Monolithic surfacing" means a continuous floor coating with a minimum thickness of 40 mil (1 mm). Surfacing formulation will usually include a filler or aggregate and a resinous binding agent. Historical Document 1976

Product Number: 21020-HD1976
Author: NACE
Publication Date: 1976
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1.1 In this recommended practice, the term "monolithic surfacing" means a continuous floor coating with a minimum thickness of 40 mil (1 mm). Surfacing formulation will usually include a filler or an aggregate and a resinous matrix or binding agent that holds the filler or aggregate together· and bonds the surfacing to the concrete floor.   1.2 Chemical and Physical Properties of .Concrete: Concrete is attacked by organic and inorganic acids, numerous alkalies and neutral salts, and by cleaning and bleaching agents. Abrasion resistance of concrete may be greatly improved by the use of certain coatings and monolithic surfacings.

Historical Document 1976

 

1.1 In this recommended practice, the term "monolithic surfacing" means a continuous floor coating with a minimum thickness of 40 mil (1 mm). Surfacing formulation will usually include a filler or an aggregate and a resinous matrix or binding agent that holds the filler or aggregate together· and bonds the surfacing to the concrete floor.   1.2 Chemical and Physical Properties of .Concrete: Concrete is attacked by organic and inorganic acids, numerous alkalies and neutral salts, and by cleaning and bleaching agents. Abrasion resistance of concrete may be greatly improved by the use of certain coatings and monolithic surfacings.

Historical Document 1976