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Available for Download only. This report shows how hot-dip galvanized steel holds up in a moderately industrial environment and evaluates the coating thickness after 28 years of exposure.
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This report discusses the Ottawa County, Michigan, Stearns Bayou Bridges history & condition on the occasion of its 25th anniversary. (Roads and Bridges, November 1991), 1 page Not for sale. Available for Download Only.
Featuring over 25 different applications of hot-dip galvanized light poles around the world, this color brochure by Cominco Ltd. looks at the benefits and performance of hot-dip galvanized steel used for street lighting. 5 pages. 1991 Not...
This Cominco Ltd full-color publication details the use of hot-dip galvanized steel on various bridges in Quebec, Canada. 4 pages. 1980 Not for sale. Available for Download Only.
Available for Download Only. A report discussing this bridge that was hot-dip galvanized to protect it from New Yorks continually wet marine atmosphere.
Available for Download Only. A side-by side inspection comparison of the painted steel section of the 1927 Leaside Bridge in Toronto and the hot-dip galvanized steel section added in 1969.
Available for Download Only. Located in a fairly aggressive urban environment, hot-dip galvanized steel was chosen for this parking garage because of its aesthetic appeal, quick turnaround delivery time, and the maintenance-free...
Available for Download only. This report demonstrates how this structure built in 1936 continues to exist maintenance-free due to the lasting performance of its hot-dip galvanized coating. 1 page.
Available for Download only. This application report features a responsibly produced turkey and turkey product farm in upstate New York. Hot-dip galvanizing was chosen for the feed chutes and its support steel.
Available for Download Only. An inspection of a rural county highway bridge in Michigan, believed to be the first fully hot-dip galvanized bridge in the U.S.
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