LAS VEGAS — PoreShield was on display at the World of Concrete 2022 in Las Vegas.
Attendees at the Jan. 18-20 conference were able to learn about the product, a soy-based concrete durability enhancer.
“PoreShield is not a coating, but is instead absorbed deep below the concrete surface to protect concrete from within,” said Paul Imbrock, technical lead for PoreShield.
“This cutting-edge, renewable and sustainable technology has proven, powerful performance protecting and preserving new and existing concrete infrastructure including PCCP joints, highways, bridges, buildings, pipes and walkways throughout the nation.”
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PoreShield provides protection from coastal salt and moisture damage, as well as deicing and freeze-and-thaw damage.
University and Department of Transportation research studies demonstrate that PoreShield extends the life of concrete by five to nine times and reduces calcium oxychloride formation by 90%.
On average, 400 bushels of soybeans are used for every mile of two-lane bridge receiving a full surface PoreShield treatment.
For more information about PoreShield, visit www.poreshield.com.