Buildings of significant importance, such as those used for oil and gas projects, power plants, and ports and docks, are often located in locations that are susceptible to aggressive environmental conditions. These buildings near the sea require special requirements in their construction. As seawater is highly saline, construction materials for building near the sea must be seawater resistant.
Building Issues in Vulnerable Locations
The occurrence of structural damage and corrosion of concrete reinforcement is one of the problems that often arise in the work of concrete structures in aggressive environments with high sulfate and chloride content. This occurs because the performance of the concrete is not able to withstand and protect the reinforcement and the concrete itself.
StilCrete is the Solution
Has a high level of durability, StilCrete It is able to withstand and protect concrete structures from chloride and sulfate hazards. In addition, StilCrete also ensures the performance of the concrete produced and applied in the project meets the standards. SNI 2847 or ACI 318.
Excellence
Comprehensive Solution
Prioritizing product quality, leading-edge technology, experts, and integration between
best planning and implementation options.
● Material Quality
It is made from the finest selection of materials, from cement to aggregates.
● Ready 24 Hours
Available 24 hours from the network Batching Plant.
● Sustainable Construction
With high-durability materials, the life of the building becomes more durable
in accordance with the plan.
● Added Value
Using environmentally friendly materials so as to preserve nature.
● Workplace Productivity
High performance so that work can be completed faster.
Characteristics
Sulfate and chloride resistant
High durability
Low permeability
Low w/c ratio
Low depreciation
Arief Sutanto, Concrete Technology & QA-QC Manager:
“Various types of buildings can be built strong, sturdy and durable in marine areas without any problems. All of this was made possible thanks to StilCrete that is seawater resistant.”