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A roller in the production process had become damaged due to the failure of a bearing.
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A roller in the production process had become damaged due to the failure of a bearing.

Water was penetrating the brick and mortar, creating damp areas on internal wall.

The steps had suffered severe damage and spalling caused by weathering, salt and freeze thaw effect. Large cracks and spalled stone were visible making the usage of the steps dangerous.

Existing steel lagging to create traction failed. This creates exposed edges which could possibly tear the belt.

After 3 to 4 months in use the boiler feed pump was suffering from general corrosion/erosion and the metal shavings in the feed eventually would lead to a through hole in the casing.

A combination of waste causing chemical attack and physical damage caused by large roll on, roll off containers.

The joints between the panels on the air handling unit deck were not properly sealed. The deck is open to atmosphere and tends to accumulate water causing water to penetrate the building and damage interior walls.

Internal corrosion had led to water leaks and these were finding there way through to the floor below.

Inside surface of bowl was being eroded by the sand mixture. The bowl measures approximately 19 inches in diameter by 27 inches in length. The inner surface was being eroded by 1/4 inch during a 6 month period. The mixers handle up to 5.5 tons of sand per hour.

The roof and flashing on this customers sunroom was allowing water to enter and damage walls and belongings.