At 29,000 square feet, this public park is considered to be one of the largest indoor waterparks in the Carolinas. It provides great entertainment, events, and training/classes to the community of Charlotte.
Ray’s Splash Planet, much like other indoor waterparks, is a highly corrosive environment for both exposed and embedded metals. Due to the high humidity, temperature, and constant exposure to pool chemicals (most importantly chlorine) the reinforced concrete stairs and platforms began to corrode resulting in damage and closure of the park.
Along with the necessary repairs, a PatchGuard 350 Connect system was installed to underside of the stairs and platforms. The wiring was routed to a central junction box, where each of the independent zones can be monitored in the future.
Design and installation of the PatchGuard 350 Connect system will mitigate future corrosion of the structure over the intended design life (20+ years). Through corrosion mitigation, the park minimizes the risk of future disturbances to one its main attractions and avoids additional closures for restoration. The public will benefit by this proactive approach to dealing with corrosion.
Additional Case Studies
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Corrosion of support beam
AMP-UP RB, PatchGuard Connect Galvanic Anodes
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AMP-UP™ 100 Self-Healing Primer
Food Processing Facilities
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Corrosion of reinforced concrete ceiling and columns
Camur III, CASSETTE™, PatchGuard Connect Galvanic Anodes