Water Holding Structures
Approved for Potable Water Structures Everywhere
Non-toxic and approved for use with potable water, Xypex forms a non-soluble crystalline structure that resists extreme hydrostatic pressure, making it the perfect solution for protecting, preserving, and repairing water holding structures, filtration plants, swimming pools and aquariums.
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C-43 Reservoir
The C-43 Reservoir is a large-scale water management project developed to support flood control, water storage, and water quality objectives within the Caloosahatchee River watershed.
Southern First Aqueduct
The San Diego County Water Authority undertook rehabilitation work along the Southern First Aqueduct to support long-term reliability of a critical potable water conveyance system.
Southwest Regional Chilled Water Plant
Michigan State University constructed the Southwest Regional Chilled Water Plant to expand campus cooling capacity and support long-term infrastructure planning under the University’s Vision 2050 integrated facilities and land use plan.
Well Pit Ukraine
The well pit serves as a key structural element for accessing and maintaining the water well. During use, uncontrolled water ingress into the caisson posed a serious operational challenge.
Bai Xi Reservoir Spillway Rehabilitation
The Bai Xi Reservoir spillway had experienced progressive surface deterioration, cracking, and water infiltration due to long-term exposure to flowing water, weathering, and operational stress. Visible cracking—ranging from fine surface cracks to wider structural cracks exceeding 0.2 mm, raised concerns regarding durability, watertightness, and long-term serviceability of the spillway structure.
