Epoxy Field Notes

Industrial maintenance teams are in a constant battle with corrosive environments and abrasive services. They're fighting never-ending challenges: → damaged pumps: 1‑hour repair extended service life 19x → severely eroded chutes: avoided full rebuild; repair has handled 10,000,000+ tons of coal (and counting) → heavily worn hoppers: took previous repair runtimes from 3 days to 17 weeks (38x extension) I share my field notes to help you and your team win against corrosion and erosion. All of this information... fo' free. I hope it serves you well. Not sure if I'm worth listening to? I agree, blind trust isn't a good thing... especially on the internet. At 22, I completed my degree in Chemical Engineering. Since, I’ve spent nearly a decade studying, modifying, and implementing polymeric lining and composite technologies for the industrial sectors. ‘Polymeric’ is just a fancy word to make me sound smart… and it refers to resin

Epoxy Field Notes is a science podcast hosted by Nick Barnett, with 10 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Nick Barnett hosts Epoxy Field Notes, a science show with 10 episodes published.

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  Episode #10

  Ep. 010 | How I fixed a coal chute in under 6 hours

  Oct 12, 202514 minS1

  <p>We're going over how I helped a client repair a coal chute in under 6 hours and exceeded their desire for a couple months to now 12 months and counting<br/><br/>All with American-made materials for America's industries 🇺🇸<br/><br/>If you don’t know me, at 22, I completed my degree in Chemical Engineering. Since, I’ve spent nearly a decade studying, modifying, and implementing polymeric lining and composite technologies for the industrial sectors. <br/><br/>‘Polymeric’ is just a fancy word to make me sound smart… and it refers to resins like epoxies, urethanes, and the like. <br/><br/>I’ve been a part o...

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  Episode #9

  Ep. 009 | 3-Minute Bark Bin Repair

  Sep 29, 20256 minS1

  <p>We're going over how I helped a client repair a paper mill bark chute in 3-minutes, to get them 16 weeks of performance and counting<br/><br/>All with American-made materials for America's industries 🇺🇸<br/><br/>If you don’t know me, at 22, I completed my degree in Chemical Engineering. Since, I’ve spent nearly a decade studying, modifying, and implementing polymeric lining and composite technologies for the industrial sectors. <br/><br/>‘Polymeric’ is just a fancy word to make me sound smart… and it refers to resins like epoxies, urethanes, and the like. <br/><br/>I’ve been a part of and led proj...

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  Episode #8

  008: Protecting Against Acid and Wear... at the Same Time

  Jan 5, 202514 minS1

  <p>In this episode, we dive into solving two problems at the same time. Resisting acid attack while defending against harsh wear.<br/><br/>If you don’t know me, at 22, I completed my degree in Chemical Engineering.</p><p>Since, I’ve spent nearly a decade studying, modifying, and implementing polymeric lining and composite technologies for the industrial sectors.</p><p>‘Polymeric’ is just a fancy word to make me sound smart… and it refers to resins like epoxies, urethanes, and the like.</p><p>I’ve been a part of and led projects from $500 to $500,000 in material alone, and I make t...

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  Episode #6

  006: You Need Primers and Load Transfer for Composites

  Jul 20, 20247 minS1

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  Episode #7

  007: Don't Add SOLVENTS to 100% Solids Epoxies

  Jul 20, 20245 minS1

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