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Professor P.V. Vijay, West Virginia University, mixes primer that divers will apply prior to installing an experimental Fiber Reinforced Polymer composite wrap underwater on a deteriorated discharge port at the 73-year-old Chickamauga Lock in Chattanooga, Tenn. Observing in background is Cernie Schulte, Nashville District Design Branch engineer. Forty days after the Aquawrap was installed and had endured 404 lockages, Nashville District diver Keith Holley reported Aug. 28, 2013 that, "The material and installation condition looks the same as the day it was put in." Divers will inspect the Aquawrap periodically to monitor its durability. (USACE photo by Doug DeLong)
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underwater
divers
west virginia university
engineer research and development center
chickamauga lock
nashville district
keith holley
erdc
aquawrap
fiber reinforced polymer
composite wrap
deteriorating collaborating
wvu
tva doug delong
ben burnham
chattanooga
tn
nashville district works with partners on engineering solutions at chickamauga lock
dvids
ultra high resolution
high resolution
polymers
us army corps of engineers
Date
11/06/2013
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