ENGINEERING PROPERTIES OF EPOXY RESIN AS A STRUCTURAL ADHESIVE FOR CRACKED REINFORCED CONCRETE WATERFRONT FACILITIES,
Technical Note N-1429, Civil Engineering Laboratory, Port Hueneme, CA, by William R. Lorman, April 1976, 63 pages.

The assessment of information in the technical literature pertaining to the engineering properties of epoxy resin, as an adhesive material for injection under pressure into cracks in USN reinforced concrete waterfront facilities as a means of restoring structural integrity, covers the period from 1950 to 1975. The review reveals that the available engineering data suffice for establishing a practical guide for civil engineers concerned with such application of  epoxy resin.

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