CASE STUDY
48-in. Culvert Rehabilitation for Salt Lake City
A 48-in. culvert with reinforced concrete box and masonry sections was cleaned, patched and lined with FRP along its entire length, following the design drawings.

Project Details
- CLIENT
- Salt Lake City
- LOCATION
- Salt Lake City, Utah
- STRUCTURE
- 48-in. culvert with reinforced concrete box (RCB) and masonry sections
- QUAKEWRAP® SYSTEM
- Internal wet layup FRP
- YEAR AND INSTALLER
- [Confirm with QuakeWrap: the project sheet gives no year or installer. A March 1, 2017 Salt Lake City Public Utilities letter thanks FRP Construction for the Red Butte Creek culvert at Sunnyside (Project No. 53470948); confirm it is this culvert]
01 · PREPARATION
Rebuilding a Smooth Profile for the Liner
Debris was cleaned out of the culvert. Where added concrete was 4 in. thick, #4 wire was installed. All section discontinuities were corrected by pouring concrete, with a finished 3:1 slope and a smooth finish.
The corners of the reinforced concrete box (RCB) section and the bottom of the masonry section were chamfered to a 6-in. radius so the FRP could follow the shape.

02 · THE RESULT
Lined Along Its Entire Length
Patching work and the FRP installation were performed along the entire length of the culvert, per the design drawings.
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