Developer: Team Garry
PublisherProduct description Reveal your inner musician in the Instrument Pack for Rust - a collection of 10 new musical instruments! Lay down a beat with the Drum Kit, belt out a tune on the Piano and become popular with your friends with the Cowbell! These new instruments use a new range of notes letting you play a variety of music. Instrument Pack Introducing our musical instrument DLC. Posted by 2 months ago. As much as I love Rust, it is taking up too much of my time.
: Facepunch StudiosGenre: survival horror
Release date: 08.02.2018
Last sale: 10 hours ago
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Rust Instruments Dlc
I'm working on a bridge rehabilitation project for a viaduct constructed in the late 40's/early 50's. Some built up floorbeams - photos attached (one photo is an extreme case) - have been affected by pack rust/rust pact/impacted corrosion – call it what you will.
The client is looking for specific remedies to this problem. Their opinion is that the traditional remedy of blast cleaning and painting won't work. In the 80's I worked on a project in Ohio with the same problem. The ODOT spec, in addition to blast cleaning and painting, called for the installation of an acrylic caulk between the steel plies prior to painting.
I would like to know if others have any successful methods of dealing with this, in terms of a coating or sealant.(From a structural standpoint there are locations where we may have to remove rivets; then remove the rust; heat straighten; then install bolts.) There's not a lot of information out there; although I came across differing opinions. One article recommended 'meticulous cleaning' (that's not going to happen) followed by an acid neutralizing paint. Another said water blasting is the worst thing since it will only entrap the water
The client is looking for specific remedies to this problem. Their opinion is that the traditional remedy of blast cleaning and painting won't work. In the 80's I worked on a project in Ohio with the same problem. The ODOT spec, in addition to blast cleaning and painting, called for the installation of an acrylic caulk between the steel plies prior to painting.
I would like to know if others have any successful methods of dealing with this, in terms of a coating or sealant.(From a structural standpoint there are locations where we may have to remove rivets; then remove the rust; heat straighten; then install bolts.) There's not a lot of information out there; although I came across differing opinions. One article recommended 'meticulous cleaning' (that's not going to happen) followed by an acid neutralizing paint. Another said water blasting is the worst thing since it will only entrap the water