Listen "13. EV facility intumescent applicator overcomes record-breaking rainfall (Feat. Jeffrey Lagendyk) "
Episode Synopsis
After some time off the air, The Red Bucket returns with a narration of a complex electric vehicle (EV) facility construction project in Canada, with Jeffrey Lagendyk of Nor-Lag Coatings helping tell the story. The project included applying intumescent fireproofing under tight deadline pressure in foul weather. Paul introduces a new voice to the podcast.
00:00 – Intro
03:10 – Setting the scene in Becancour, Quebec
05:55 – Record-breaking rain
08:05 – Immediate impacts to application schedule
09:08 – Ripple effects
11:50 – Benefits of single-component application
13:08 – Qualities of Thermo-Sorb VOC
14:24 – A hybrid shop + field application approach is ideal for fast-track EV facility construction
18:19 – Ways applicators are valuable resources during pre-construction
20:25 – Did Nor-Lag finish on time?
21:59 – The four questions (non-technical)
26:11 – Closing remarks
00:00 – Intro
03:10 – Setting the scene in Becancour, Quebec
05:55 – Record-breaking rain
08:05 – Immediate impacts to application schedule
09:08 – Ripple effects
11:50 – Benefits of single-component application
13:08 – Qualities of Thermo-Sorb VOC
14:24 – A hybrid shop + field application approach is ideal for fast-track EV facility construction
18:19 – Ways applicators are valuable resources during pre-construction
20:25 – Did Nor-Lag finish on time?
21:59 – The four questions (non-technical)
26:11 – Closing remarks
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