xypex Manjung Power Station

Manjung Power Station

Perak

Prior to Xypex, previous efforts at waterproofing this structure had failed. Xypex Concentrate and Patch'n Plug were then selected and applied to remedy extensive cracking in the plant’s concrete and the coal unloading wharf. Xypex successfully repaired cracks and waterproofed and protected the ‘Station’ against chlorides and acidic coal dust.

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    General Construction Foundation

    Dewan Perdana Feldar – Jalan Maktab

    Kuala Lumpur Xypex Crystalline Technology was widely utilized on this multi-purpose hall that is surrounded by residential compounds. The site, which has a very high water table, required 7,619 m3 of Xypex Admix C-2000 NF to waterproof and protect the thick basement slab and the retaining walls of two underground car parks. 3,420 kg of Xypex Concentrate and Modified were applied to other structures in the complex to ensure water-tightness.
    Power & Utilities

    Manjung Power Station

    Perak Prior to Xypex, previous efforts at waterproofing this structure had failed. Xypex Concentrate and Patch'n Plug were then selected by Leighton Contractors and applied by the Koch Consortium to remedy extensive cracking in the plant’s concrete and the coal unloading wharf. Xypex successfully repaired cracks and waterproofed and protected the station against chlorides and acidic coal dust.
    General Construction Foundation

    Maybank

    Kuala Lumpur The Maybank project was the third largest continuous concrete pour in world history and the largest ever in South East Asia. Xypex Admix C-2000 was an integral element in the process, providing the required waterproofing and protection while, at the same time, allowing for far greater production-scheduling efficiency. The project used 70,000 lb of Xypex Admix C-2000 and required 60 hours to pour the foundation slab whose thickness varied from 3 ft. to 18 ft.
    Precast Structures

    Ministry of Finance

    Putrajaya Approximately 4,325 m3 of Xypex Admix C-2000 NF was used to waterproof and protect the bottom of the raft slab in the one-level basement of this landmark government structure. The water feature at the front of the building was waterproofed with Xypex Concentrate and Modified.
    General Construction Foundation

    Perwira Affin Bank

    Shah Alam Xypex Admix C-2000 NF was used to waterproof and protect the basement slab and other foundation sections. The slab is five levels below ground and is subject to considerable hydrostatic pressure.
    General Construction Foundation

    Public Bank Technical Centre

    Bangi Xypex was used to waterproof 3,000 m3 of the basement floor and walls. Xypex was also used on the water tank and R.C. flat roof.
    Water Holding Structures

    Putra Mosque

    Putrajaya Approximately 600 m3 of Xypex Admix C-2000 was used to waterproof and protect the water tank of this Mosque.
    General Construction Foundation

    Raffles American School

    Nusajaya, Johor Bahru, Johor Sustainability lies within the cultural heart of the school, which is evident in the campus design. The building features passive-cooling techniques such as cross-ventilation and the stack effect, in addition to exterior shading devices. This ensures that, although the school spans over a large area (an overall gross floor area of approximately 77,000 square meters) the designers have minimized the school’s carbon footprint.

    In 2012, the Raffles American School was recognised during the World Architecture Festival, being awarded in the categories of “Future – Education” and “Future – Mixed Use”. During the construction phase, RNC Integral Concrete Technology (M) Sdn. Bhd., was contracted to carry out various concrete waterproofing works, including for basement slabs and retaining walls, concrete water tanks, ground slabs, internal wet areas, landscape plantings and reinforced concrete flat roofs.
    General Construction Foundation

    Setia Spice Convention Centre

    Bayan Baru, Penang Dubbed the country’s first subterranean convention centre and located on a 10.1 hectare plot of land on the island of Penang, on the north-west coast of peninsula Malaysia, the Setia Spice Convention Centre is a world class integrated convention centre featuring a number of record-setting facilities. Xypex Admix C-1000 NF, Xypex Concentrate, and Xypex Modified were used to waterproof more than 50,000 m2 of ‘exposed’ concrete structures throughout the entire Setia Spice Convention Centre complex, including the subterranean basement structures, concrete water tanks, internal wet areas, swimming pool, roof gardens and the concrete flat roof were all waterproofed and protected using Xypex products. 

    Given the environmental circumstances of the location, including a high water table, elevated levels of chlorides, sulphates and carbonating gasses, Xypex waterproofing technology was selected and specified for this project because, unlike other concrete waterproofing systems, Xypex offered permanent and enduring concrete waterproofing and protection, with cost savings accruing from reduced initial construction time as well as future concrete maintenance costs. 
     
    Setia SPICE’s sustainable criteria and potential to boost Penang’s economy has earned it The Edge and Malaysia Institute of Architects (PAM) Green Excellence Award. The award is based on a product’s designs, sustainability, implementation, cost efficiency, green buildings standards and contributions to the community. In June of 2019, Setia Spice achieved a World Gold Award in the ‘Purpose Built’ category at the FIABCI World Prix d’ Excellence 2019, held in Moscow while later in the same year, it was awarded the Gold Award of Special Merit in the prestigious Association of Consulting Engineers Malaysia (ACEM) Engineering Awards 2019. It is the Association’s highest award.
    General Construction Foundation

    Star City

    Kuala Lumpur Xypex Admix was used to waterproof and protect the foundation walls and floor of this office building and shopping centre.

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