The Red Bucket
A Protective Coatings Podcast

18. "We don't have it quite right." Modern fire loads (Feat. Chris Burst)

Shortly after the turn of the last century, the cellulosic fire time/temperature curve was developed to assess the performance and safety of building materials and passive fire resistive materials. It was the cutting edge for its time. But, according to Chris Burst, the composition and contents of our built environment today prove its time has run out.

Also in the episode, Toby isn’t sure he’s never seen a ghost, and Chris tells a bad joke.

This episode contains references to a three-part article series we recently published about modern fire loads. Read them here: Part 1Part 2Part 3.

  • 00:00 – Introduction
  • 01:07 – What we mean by "modern"
  • 05:04 – Old, old standards
  • 06:03 – Proliferation of rechargeable batteries
  • 07:18 – Visualizing time/temperature curves
  • 12:24 – These fires are harder to extinguish
  • 15:24 – Structured parking complicates matters
  • 20:26– Don't blame EVs
  • 22:27– Similarities to tunnel fires
  • 24:35– Leveraging existing alternatives
  • 26:12– Ramifications of adopting code changes
  • 30:53– Modern spaces require modern material safety testing
  • 32:53– The four questions: Spooky Halloween edition

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17. Coatings as sustainability (Feat. Kristen Blankenship)

Kristen Blankenship discusses whether coatings manufacturers can truly impact product sustainability – minus the greenwashing. Then, we learn whether she sees molecules The Queen’s Gambit style.

  • 00:00 – Introduction
  • 02:16 – The purpose of protective coatings
  • 04:27 – When sustainability impacts coatings
  • 08:00 – Addressing pollution as a chemical company
  • 18:47 – Water-based coating claims
  • 32:56 – Where do we go from here?
  • 36:47 – Kristen's four questions

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16. Deconstructing Carbomastic 15 - Pt. 2 (Feat. Dan Baribault and Paul Atzemis)

Dan Baribault and Paul Atzemis continue their exploration of the unique technology and wide range of use cases for surface-tolerant epoxy mastics like Carbomastic 15. Then, Paul likens himself to a cross between Rapunzel and Gandalf. 

  • 00:00 – Carbomastic 15 performs at high temperatures 
  • 01:43 – Summarizing recent Carbomastic 15 use cases 
  • 04:00 – Understanding curing shrinkage stress 
  • 08:16 – The good (and bad) of slow dry times 
  • 10:17 – Importance of low solvent load 
  • 12:55 – Dan’s weirdest Carbomastic 15 experience 
  • 13:58 – Advice to owners/specifiers comparing surface-tolerant epoxy mastics 
  • 15:16 – Paul’s four questions

15. Deconstructing Carbomastic 15 - Pt. 1 (Feat. Dan Baribault and Paul Atzemis)

Why do some surface-tolerant mastic epoxies work so well in so many different services? Paul Atzemis and Dan Baribault deconstruct Carbomastic 15, explaining why its resin technology and added pigmentation combine to make it one of the industry’s best performers. And, Dan imagines a walk along the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway.

  • 00:00 – Introduction
  • 02:19 – How mastic coatings developed
  • 04:39 – Length of carbon chains influence application characteristics
  • 07:29 – Introduction and characteristics of aluminum pigmentation
  • 13:39 – Galvanic protective effects
  • 15:29 – Aluminum pigmentation effect of chalking of epoxy
  • 17:20 – What owners/specifiers need to know
  • 19:15 – The four questions

14. "You're about to watch magic." Controlling inflow & infiltration (Feat. Jeremy Sukola and David Dingler)

Inflow & infiltration (I&I) is a serious challenge to water and wastewater infrastructure owners, who usually don’t know they have an I&I problem until it’s too late. What is I&I? What does it cost? How do you stop it? How does controlling I&I fit into a holistic asset management and maintenance program? Jeremy Sukola and David Dingler of Prime Resins, a division of Carboline, explain. Spoiler: magic in a cup.

Want to schedule a demo? Contact Prime Resins here, or Carboline here.

  • 0:00 – Introduction
  • 03:23 – Defining I&I
  • 05:49 – It doesn’t only afflict aging infrastructure
  • 08:39 – Calculating the cost of I&I
  • 12:12 – Proactive or reactive? Some owners can only triage
  • 13:46 – Where Prime Resins fits in
  • 16:44 – Owners need to update master specs, and we can help
  • 23:14 – Building up the contractor pool with demos and education
  • 26:40 – The four questions

13. EV facility intumescent applicator overcomes record-breaking rainfall (Feat. Jeffrey Lagendyk)

After some time off the air, The Red Bucket returns with a narration of a complex electric vehicle (EV) facility construction project in Canada, with Jeffrey Lagendyk of Nor-Lag Coatings helping tell the story. The project included applying intumescent fireproofing under tight deadline pressure in foul weather. Paul introduces a new voice to the podcast. 

  • 00:00 – Intro 
  • 03:10 – Setting the scene in Becancour, Quebec 
  • 05:55 – Record-breaking rain  
  • 08:05 – Immediate impacts to application schedule 
  • 09:08 – Ripple effects 
  • 11:50 – Benefits of single-component application 
  • 13:08 – Qualities of Thermo-Sorb VOC 
  • 14:24 – A hybrid shop + field application approach is ideal for fast-track EV facility construction 
  • 18:19 – Ways applicators are valuable resources during pre-construction 
  • 20:25 – Did Nor-Lag finish on time? 
  • 21:59 – The four questions (non-technical) 
  • 26:11 – Closing remarks

12. Soluble Salts (Feat. Ken Rossy)

Controlling soluble salts is one of the largest challenges faced during the surface preparation portion of a coating project. Failure to remove soluble salts can drastically shorten a coating’s lifecycle. On this episode, Ken Rossy, President of HoldTight, joins us to discuss the differences between atmospheric and immersion services, the debate on allowable soluble salt limits, and how additives can help. All of this and more coming up next on The Red Bucket.

  • 0:00 - Intro
  • 1:36 - Introduction to Kon Rossy
  • 3:17 - Introduction to HoldTight Solutions
  • 6:34 - Why are Salts Detrimental to Steel?
  • 8:38 - “Invisible” Contaminants and How to Find Them
  • 13:18 - Cleanliness in Immersion and Atmospheric Service
  • 19:51 - The Debate on the Amount of Allowable Soluble Salts
  • 25:59 - Using Additives to Remove Salts and Hold Cleanliness
  • 35:46 - "The Four Questions" [Non-Technical]
  • 39:54 - "Tech Tips"
  • 40:21 - Closing Remarks

11. Abrasive Blasting (Feat. Pete Mitchell)

On this episode of The Red Bucket, Pete Mitchell from GMA Garnet joins us as we explore the various factors of abrasive blasting that contribute to long-term coating performance. The industry has focused on cleanliness and profile for years, but a new study suggests that peak density could be the largest contributing factor. We talk about all of that and more coming up next on The Red Bucket.

  • 0:00 - Intro
  • 2:33 - Introduction to Pete Mitchell
  • 4:39 - Introduction to GMA Garnet
  • 6:08 - The Advantages of Garnet as an Abrasive Blast Media
  • 9:36 - Friability
  • 15:58 - Blast Cleanliness vs. Profile
  • 22:40 - Density vs. Depth
  • 28:51 - What Engineers and Specifiers Need to Know About Abrasives
  • 35:08 - "The Four Questions" [Non-Technical]
  • 38:00 - "Tech Tips"
  • 39:16 - Closing Remarks

10. Coating Concrete - Pt. 2 (Feat. Paul Kennington)

Previously on The Red Bucket, we began our exploration into all things concrete with our friend and AMPP Instructor, Paul Kennington. This month, we continue our conversation with Paul, discussing moisture effects, inspection, testing standards, and when to coat the concrete. All of that and more are coming up next on The Red Bucket.

  • 0:00 - Intro
  • 0:58 - Moisture and Concrete
  • 6:02 - ASTM F1869: The Calcium Chloride Test
  • 9:03 - ASTM F2170: The in situ Humidity Probes Test
  • 13:08 - Visually Inspecting Concrete
  • 17:26 - CSP Standards
  • 20:18 - When to Coat Concrete
  • 23:50 - "The Four Questions" [Non-Technical]
  • 26:04 - "Tech Tips"
  • 26:45 - Closing Remarks

9. Coating Concrete - Pt. 1 (Feat. Paul Kennington)

It's been said that if you want to have problems, coat concrete. But if you know the intricacies of the concrete and the surrounding environment, the job should go smoothly. Join us this week for part one of our talk with Paul Kennington, AMPP Instructor and Coatings Consultant, about concrete. All of that and more are coming up next on The Red Bucket.

  • 0:00 - Intro and Introduction to Paul Kennington
  • 3:17 - Concrete: The Enemy of Coatings
  • 4:29 - What Makes Up Concrete?
  • 6:31 - The Different Types of Concrete
  • 9:39 - Type 1 Concrete
  • 10:26 - Type 2 Concrete
  • 12:07 - Type 3 Concrete
  • 16:50 - Vapor Barriers
  • 17:54 - Type 4 Concrete
  • 19:01 - Type 5 Concrete
  • 22:05 - The Cure Mechanism (Pt. 1)
  • 22:51 - Concrete vs. Cement
  • 24:12 - The Cure Mechanism (Pt. 2)
  • 32:14 - Closing Remarks

8. The Impact of Geography on a Coating Project (Feat. Matt Morris)

We all know that environmental factors affect a coating project. But it's important to remember how diverse geographic locations can complicate those factors. Today, we talk with Matt Morris of Gulf States Protective Coatings about these challenges and the impact that have on an applicator's day-to-day business. All of that and more are coming up next on The Red Bucket.

  • 0:00 - Intro
  • 2:04 - Introduction to Matt Morris
  • 4:03 - Introduction to Gulf States Protective Coatings
  • 4:49 - Painting Tanks in a Coastal Environment
  • 6:57 - Wind Complications on a Coating Project
  • 9:32 - Shrouding and Salts
  • 14:44 - Surface Preparation for Different Areas in a Tank
  • 19:25 - Crow's Nests and Complex Angles in Storage Tanks
  • 24:26 - Elastomeric Coatings: The Best Friend of a Bolted Ground Storage Tank
  • 25:45 - Elastomeric Coatings vs. Epoxy Coatings
  • 29:32 - "The Four Questions" [Non-Technical]
  • 33:04 - "Tech Tips"
  • 33:57 - Closing Remarks

7. Corrosion Under Insulation (Feat. Michael Pardo)

During this episode, we discuss CUI, its true meaning, and the various factors that influence corrosion with our good friend, Michael Pardo of S&B Engineers & Constructors. We also touch on the value that mentorships bring to the coatings industry. All of that and more coming up next on The Red Bucket.

  • 0:00 - Intro
  • 1:45 - Introduction to Michael Pardo
  • 3:56 - The Importance of Mentors in the Protective Coatings Industry
  • 6:23 - Why Michael Stayed in Coatings
  • 9:39 - Introduction to S&B Engineers and Constructors
  • 10:00 - Corrosion Under Insulation
  • 13:05 - What Does "CUI" Mean?
  • 18:43 - Factors that Impact the Design of Insulation and Fireproofing Systems
  • 22:06 - What Coating Types to Use to Protect Steel
  • 23:16 - Additional Factors that Impact the Design of a System
  • 27:39 - The Importance of a Maintenance Plan
  • 29:05 - The Cost of Corrosion
  • 30:06 - Coating Specifications for Partially Insulated Assets
  • 32:17 - "The Four Questions" [Non-Technical]
  • 35:41 - "Tech Tips"
  • 36:18 - Closing Remarks

6. The Complexities of Painting Elevated Water Tanks (Feat. Steve Birchmeier)

Elevated water tank painters face several unique challenges every day when working on the job site. The intricacies of a coatings project become exponential, and safety becomes even more paramount when crews are several hundred feet in the air. During this episode, we will talk with Steve Birchmeier, owner of Semper Fi Industrial Coatings, about the success of such projects. All of that and more coming up next on The Red Bucket.

  • 0:00 - Intro
  • 1:38 - Introduction to Steve Birchmeier and Semper Fi Industrial Coatings
  • 3:59 - The First Step in the Elevated Water Tank Coating Process
  • 5:32 - Surface Preparation Considerations for Elevated Water Tanks
  • 7:13 - Containment for Elevated Water Tank Exteriors
  • 8:18 - Spray Applications vs. Brush and Roll
  • 10:02 - Creative Designs on Elevated Water Tank Exteriors
  • 10:49 - Primers and Intermediate Coats
  • 12:22 - Adjustments for Elevated Water Tank Applications
  • 14:47 - Coating Applications for Elevated Water Tank Interiors
  • 17:52 - What Can Go Wrong When Painting Elevated Water Tanks?
  • 18:52 - Holding Conditions Inside Water Tanks
  • 20:08 - Safety Considerations for Painting Elevated Water Tanks
  • 23:27 - Mechanical Repairs and Welding on Elevated Water Tank Projects
  • 24:30 - Specifications for Elevated Water Tank Projects
  • 27:11 - Travel Requirements for Elevated Water Tank Painters
  • 28:16 - "The Four Questions" [Non-Technical]
  • 30:48 - "Tech Tips"
  • 31:36 - Closing Remarks

5. Understanding Coating Additives (Feat. Ron Brashear)

On this episode of The Red Bucket, we are joined by Ron Brashear of BYK – a global supplier of specialty chemicals and additives. Together we discuss the chemistry behind additives and their use in the paint formulation process. We also cover how additives can be designed to help the coating perform to the end user's specifications. All of that and more coming up next on The Red Bucket.

  • 0:00 - Intro
  • 1:36 - Introduction to Ron Brashear and BYK
  • 5:22 - The Role Additives Play in Coating Formulations
  • 9:14 - Wetting and Dispersing Additives
  • 13:52 - The Relationship Between Coating Manufacturers and Additives Suppliers [Part 1]
  • 16:39 - Surface Additives
  • 20:59 - Flow Additives
  • 24:30 - Defoamers
  • 27:34 - Anti-Corrosive Pigments
  • 30:04 - The Relationship Between Coating Manufacturers and Additives Suppliers [Part 2]
  • 33:50 - The Misnomer That It's All the Same Thing in the Bucket 
  • 35:30 - "The Four Questions" [Non-Technical]
  • 36:54 - "Tech Tips"
  • 37:54 - Closing Remarks

4. Coating Applications in Varying Service Environments (Feat. Tanner Brooks)

This week on The Red Bucket, we are joined by Tanner Brooks of Peak Industrial Coatings & Linings. We discuss the subtle differences of applying a diverse range of industrial coatings in varying types of facilities. Join us as we cover the challenges associated with coating technologies and service environments. All of that and more coming up next on The Red Bucket.

  • 0:00 - Intro
  • 1:28 - Introduction to Tanner Brooks and Peak Industrial Coatings & Linings
  • 4:32 - Working in Diverse Markets
  • 9:16 - The Importance of Education in the Coatings Industry
  • 10:07 - Surface Preparation and Providing Value
  • 12:09 - Applying Coatings Without Causing Facility Downtime
  • 14:43 - Tanner's Favorite Industries to Work In
  • 15:28 - The Challenges of New Construction
  • 17:41 - Secondary Containment Applications
  • 20:04 - Tank Lining Applications
  • 21:55 - Unique Challenges in the Coatings Industry
  • 23:07 - Writing Specifications
  • 25:00 - Saponification
  • 26:24 - Why It's Not Just Paint
  • 28:14 - Safety Considerations in the Coatings Industry
  • 29:15 - "The Four Questions" [Non-Technical]
  • 31:28 - "Tech Tips"
  • 32:28 - Closing Remarks

3. Renewables & Coatings (Feat. Marcus Foston)

Joining us on The Red Bucket is Dr. Marcus Foston of Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. In our discussion with Dr. Foston, we look forward to the future of the coatings industry. We examine the various renewable raw materials that could impact our industry, what they are, why we chose them, and how they are used. All of that and more on The Red Bucket.

  • 0:00 - Intro
  • 1:06 - Introduction to Dr. Marcus Foston & Washington University’s Energy, Environmental & Chemical Engineering Department
  • 3:57 - Renewables
  • 8:28 - How Coatings Can Go Green
  • 11:03 - Vegetable Oils for Use in Coatings
  • 12:34 - Waste Feedstocks
  • 13:40 - How to Go Green by Changing the Parts
  • 14:41 - The Challenge of Going Green in a Large-Scale, Commercially-Viable Way
  • 16:53 - What is Lignin, and How Can It Be Used in Coatings?
  • 21:43 - Renewables in Fire-Retardant Coatings
  • 27:36 - Cellulose in Coatings
  • 28:58 - How the Coatings Industry and Academia Can Help Each Other
  • 31:04 - "The Four Questions" [Non-Technical]
  • 36:26 - "Tech Tips"
  • 36:51 - Closing Remarks

2. Resinous Flooring Systems for Cannabis Facilities (Feat. Michael Greenblatt)

Due to changing laws and regulations, the cannabis industry has seen massive growth in the last several years. This growth has led to major capital investments and new construction as producers look to build new facilities in which to produce cannabis. During this next episode, we talk about all the factors that are needed to make a good resinous flooring recommendation for one of these facilities. All this and more coming up next on The Red Bucket.

  • 0:00 - Intro
  • 1:38 - Introduction to Michael Greenblatt and Surface Technology
  • 2:48 - The Cannabis Industry and Its Similarities to the Pharmaceutical and Food and Beverage Industries
  • 5:43 - The Construction Process Knowledge Gaps in the Cannabis Industry
  • 8:06 - Regulatory Challenges in the Cannabis Industy
  • 10:55 - Why You Shouldn't Just Buy a Flooring System off the Shelf
  • 12:26 - Security Regulations on Projects in the Cannabis Industry
  • 14:54 - The Requirements for Cleanroom Floors and Walls
  • 15:57 - The Benefits of Resinous Floor and Wall Systems
  • 18:06 - Floor and Wall System Recommendations for Cannabis Facilities
  • 20:23 - The Benefits of Urethane Cement
  • 22:07 - Urethane Cement vs. Epoxy Mortars
  • 23:17 - The Importance of Using a Qualified Flooring Installer
  • 24:24 - Chemical Resistance Requirements in a Cannabis Facility
  • 27:14 - The Importance of Reflective and Light-Colored Flooring in a Cannabis Growing Facility
  • 30:18 - Why You Shouldn't Leave Concrete Bare
  • 33:18 - The Future of the Cannabis Industry
  • 36:07 - "The Four Questions" [Non-Technical]
  • 39:20 - Closing Remarks
  • 40:35 - "Tech Tips"

1. Coating Inspections and Drones (Feat. Drayton Adkins)

Have you ever wondered what the role of a coating inspector is and why they are essential to a successful coatings project? Are you interested in the tools that an inspector uses and the advancements that have been made through technological innovation? Have you wondered how drones are being used to not only increase the speed of inspections but also increase safety for workers? The answers to all that and more are coming up next on The Red Bucket.

  • 0:00 - Introduction to The Red Bucket: A Protective Coatings Podcast
  • 4:42 - Introduction to Drayton Adkins and Team Bulwark
  • 6:29 - Drayton’s connection to Carboline
  • 10:14 - What Does “Coating Inspection” Mean?
  • 12:09 - What are the Best Practices for Coating Inspections?
  • 15:17 - The Inspector’s Gadgets: Type One Gauge
  • 18:30 - The Inspector’s Gadgets: Type Two Gauge
  • 19:58 - Why a Coatings Inspector Must Understand the Vocabulary
  • 22:57 - The Inspector’s Gadgets: Sling Psychrometer
  • 25:12 - The Inspector’s Gadgets: Digital Hygrometers
  • 27:35 - The Inspector’s Gadgets: Surface Preparation Tools
  • 31:55 - The Inspector’s Gadgets: Drones
  • 37:43 - Drone Technical Report
  • 41:00- The Drone Infrastructure Inspection Act
  • 43:52 - "The Four Questions" [Non-Technical]
  • 46:49 - Introduction to "Tech Tips"
  • 47:53 - "Tech Tips"
  • 48:20 - Outro

CTSP Bonus Episode - A Conversation with Chris Tiernay

Carboline's President and Chief Operating Officer, Chris Tiernay, joins Jack and Paul to discuss the company's past, present, and future in this very special episode. Oh, and the trio also announce the podcast's new name and direction!

  • 0:00 - Intro
  • 1:00 - Introduction to Chris Tiernay
  • 2:00 - Carboline’s history
  • 4:23 - Raw materials and supply chain
  • 7:05 - Carboline’s future
  • 11:53 - The future of The Tech Service Podcast
  • 14:48 - Outro

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CTSP Episode 200 - A Look Back...

In this special episode of the Carboline Tech Service Podcast, Jack and Paul celebrate reaching 200 episodes by taking a look back at some of the on-air highs (and lows) throughout the past few years.

0:00 – Intro 2:05 – Highlight #1: Shooting Jim Rippe out of a cannon 5:53 – Highlight #2: Galvanizing vs. inorganic zinc 9:03 – Highlight #3: The spheres are pretty 9:58 – Highlight #4: The differences between fire protection standards 12:35 – Highlight #5: Alien acid and baked phenolics 13:50 – Highlight #6: AWWA D102 - Inside coating systems 17:59 – Highlight #7: A voicemail from HR 19:27 – Highlight #8: CUI and ISO 19277 22:08 – Closing thoughts 23:22 – Highlight #9: A voicemail from EHS

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CTSP Episode 199 - Specifications Pt. 3: An Engineer's Perspective

Cortney Chalifoux, PhD, PE, PCS, Coatings Program Manager at Pond & Company, joins Jack and Paul to close out their series on specifications. They discuss the significance of having the right specification and explore what engineers see as the most crucial part of a specification (SPOILER ALERT: It's the whole thing).

0:00 – Intro and important announcement 1:53 – Introduction to Cortney Chalifoux and Pond Engineering 3:27 – Why specifications are necessary 4:32 – Why following the proper specification is critical 5:24 – The most important part of a specification for engineers 6:28 – The general portion of a specification 7:00 – The products portion of a specification 8:37 – The execution portion of a specification 9:33 – Wrap up

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CTSP Episode 198 - Specifications Pt. 2: A Contractor's Perspective

Kevin Kipp, Co-Owner, Project Manager, and Estimator at Hardig Industrial Services, joins Jack and Paul to weigh in on their ongoing discussion on specifications. They explore the process of matching contractors with projects and products based on their competencies and the importance of talking through specifications during pre-job conferences.

0:00 – Intro 1:03 – Introduction to Kevin Kipp and Hardig Industrial Services 2:31 – What contractors look for in specifications 4:41 – Frequent issues with specifications 6:37 – The importance of contractor selection based on specifications 8:57 – Matching contractors with products 10:21 – Standards and training protocols for contractors 12:47 – The importance of pre-job conferences 15:06 – Wrap up

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CTSP Episode 197 - Specifications Pt. 1: A Manufacturer's Perspective

Jeremy Sukola is back to cover the basics of specification writing with Jack and Paul. They discuss the three primary parts of a specification and the benefits of including manufacturers in the writing process.

  • 0:00 - Intro
  • 3:01 - The main authority for specification writing
  • 4:20 - The three parts of a specification
  • 4:58 - Specification Part 1: General & scope of work
  • 7:01 - How improper specifications impact coatings
  • 8:02 - The 4 C's of writing a specification
  • 8:53 - Specification Part 2: Products
  • 13:08 - The value of including manufacturers in the specification writing process
  • 14:05 - Specification Part 3: Execution
  • 17:01 - Wrap up

CTSP Episode 196 - CarboNext

Vice President of Marketing Melissa Molitor joins Jack and Paul to discuss Carboline’s new young professionals' program, CarboNext. The trio explores the need for more education and networking opportunities for young professionals in the corrosion industry and how CarboNext can be a valuable resource.

  • 0:00 – Intro
  • 1:15 – Intro to CarboNext
  • 1:52 – Why we started CarboNext
  • 3:03 – Carboline’s dedication to education
  • 3:38 – The need for programs like CarboNext
  • 4:42 – How to get involved in CarboNext
  • 6:04 – How CarboNext is different from other programs
  • 6:59 – CarboNext on LinkedIn
  • 7:38 – CarboNext at trade shows
  • 8:34 – More exciting Carboline marketing news
  • 10:03 – Wrap up

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CTSP Episode 195 - Saturated Surface Dry (SSD)

Carboline Market Manager - Water & Wastewater, Jeremy Sukola joins Jack and Paul to discuss saturated surface dry (SSD). The trio discusses the factors that make SSD crucial to a successful concrete resurfacing job.

  • 0:00 - Intro
  • 1:10 - The definition of Saturated Surface Dry (SSD)
  • 2:00 - Why SSD is essential to a concrete coatings project
  • 3:20 - Clarification on coatings that require SSD
  • 4:40 - The science behind SSD
  • 8:10 - Project factors that drive SSD
  • 9:51 - Onsite testing for SSD
  • 11:05 - Natural or accidental achievement of SSD
  • 13:06 - Summary

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CTSP Episode 194 - Corrosion in the Water Sector: Key Resources & Future Outlook

Brian Cheshire joins Jack and Paul to discuss the challenges facing the water and wastewater industries today. They discuss the current status of infrastructure and the large investment that was just passed by the federal government.

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CTSP Episode 193 - Incredible Intumescent Case History

Cabot Wilkinson and Dwayne Lum of Carboline join Jack and Paul to discuss a recent discovery about one of our legacy products. Listen as they discuss what makes this fireproofing project so unique.

  • 0:00 – Intro
  • 2:30 – Dwayne Lum and Cabot Wilkinson
  • 3:45 – Introduction to the fireproofing project
  • 6:00 – Service environment concerns
  • 10:45 – The product
  • 11:45 – Testing to validate the product’s performance
  • 16:00 – Wrap up

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CTSP Episode 192 - The Use of Drones in the Coating Industry

The CEO of Apellix Robotics, Robert Dahlstrom, joins Jack and Paul to discuss how drones make a difference in the coatings industry. The trio discusses the latest advancements in drone technology as it refers to coatings.

  • 0:00 – Intro
  • 2:00 – Introduction to Apellix Robotics
  • 3:00 – Safety advantages of drone use
  • 4:30 – Drones versus jobs
  • 6:10 – How do drones measure dry film thickness?
  • 10:10 – Data, data, and more data
  • 11:20 – Inspection versus paint application through drone robotics
  • 15:00 – Wrap up

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CTSP Episode 191 - Carboline Canada Expansion

Russ Nakoneshny, the Director of Canada for Carboline, joins Paul Atzemis and Jack Walker to discuss Carboline's expansion for Canada. The trio explores the changes and discusses ideal candidates for new open positions.

  • 0:00 – Intro
  • 1:30 – Changes on how Carboline conducts business in Canada
  • 4:45 – Staffing challenges
  • 7:45 – Industrial coatings growth in Canada and the ideal Carboline Canada Sales candidate
  • 10:15 – Other openings as a part of the Canada expansion
  • 12:30 – Wrap Up

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CTSP Episode 190 - Corrosion Causes & Coatings for Midstream Oil & Gas

Holly Tyler of SPC and Doug Sinitiere of Carboline join Paul and Jack to discuss corrosion causes and coating solutions for Midstream Oil and Gas assets. They'll discuss pipelines, storage tanks, and more.

  • 0:00 - Intro
  • 2:00 - Part 1 recap
  • 3:50 - Biggest corrosion challenges in pipelines
  • 4:40 - Coating solutions for corrosion challenges in pipelines
  • 6:50 - Corrosion protection for above ground storage tanks
  • 8:00 - Corrosion protection for storage tank roofs
  • 9:00 - Tank ring corrosion protection
  • 10:00 - Coating solutions for spherical storage tanks
  • 11:30 - Corrosion protection for LNG facilities
  • 15:00 - Coating application considerations
  • 18:50 - Coatings for the internals of pipe
  • 20:00 - Coatings for solar panel structures
  • 21:00 - Wrap up

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