Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
Do you always do this when preparing the head of a ground anchor?
As soon as possible after you've been nervous!
If you can't do it, the one thing you must do by that evening is apply rust-preventive oil.
Be sure to spread it evenly with a brush or something similar.
Please apply the rust-preventive oil so that it thoroughly penetrates the gaps.
Here's the finished product.
You only need to paint the shiny parts of the metal, so be sure to paint them thoroughly.
The black parts on the sides are called "black skin," and they're already rusted.
Since it's an oxide film (iron oxide), it won't rust any further.
So, for now, it's fine to apply the rust-preventive oil only to the shiny parts on top.
For KTB anchors, inject the non-corrosive agent through the small hole in the anchor head.
It would be great if we could administer the non-corrosive solution that day, but,
If you plan to do this at a later date, simply apply rust protection to the anchor head and attach just the anchor cap—that should be fine.
The black cap is the anchor cap.
I've applied rust-preventive oil to the inside and, for now, have just put the cap back on.
By doing this, you can inject non-collision data later during the summary phase.
In any case, the important thing is to keep the anchor head from rusting.
When it comes to quality, I definitely want to make sure the work is done properly.
Ground anchors are permanent structures, after all, lol.
See you later.
