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Letter 36058
How to Repair UPVC Lining
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I have a task to supply a product that will repair a UPVC lining
on a tank made of GRP, the tank contains ClO3 (chlorine
trioxide) is there a product that will bond to the GRP and also the
UPVC?, I would be grateful for any assistance.
Regards
John Roope
Zycon pty ltd - West Australia
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Hi John,
I don't quite fathom your question but will try to !
When you have a PVC sheet and want to bond fibreglass to it, there
are now commercially available materials to achieve this. These you'd
probably get from the resin supplier. But any good dual laminate
fabricator could give
you advice.
In the DARK AGES we used to make up a heavy PVC cement using THF and
drop on some heavy glass woven roving ... and when the PVC 'dried',
ah, we have a good lock to the exposed section of the roving... a
world's first back in 1962-ish.
Whatever you do, don't expose the FRP to the ClO3 and try
...of course.... to weld any new sections to the adjoining PVC.
... just had another glance at your request ... there's no product I
know of that will successfully bond PVC to an existing and CURED FRP
build-up .... with the above mentioned approach, the 'bonding agent'
to the PVC only allows a bond to the 'new' and uncured FRP ... the
only other thing I could think of is to use epoxy BUT again you'd
have to use that initial bonding agent.
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Freeman Newton
- White Rock, B.C. Canada
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