Events Long term exposure experiment site reopened

Long term exposure experiment site reopened
- Nov. 11, 2015 -

After 40 years of continuous experiments, the long term exposure experiment site was remodeled on Wednesday, November 11, 2014 at the PARI. The long term exposure experiment site was originally built in 1996 to evaluate the effects of erosion on concrete, metal and other materials. The renovation consists of deepening the sea water circulation tank from 2.5M to 7M and the addition of data management center. These improvements provided researchers more methods and resources to conduct the effects of long term erosion.

Opening Speech

Opening Speech

Dr. Shigeo Takahashi, the President of PARIの画像

Dr. Shigeo Takahashi, the President of PARI

Dr. Toru Yamajiの画像

Dr. Toru Yamaji

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Sea Water Circulation Tankの画像

Sea Water Circulation Tank

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Inside of the Sea Water Circulation Tankの画像

Inside of the Sea Water Circulation Tank

The Sea Water Circulation Tank and Sea Water Shower Exposure Test Siteの画像

The Sea Water Circulation Tank and Sea Water Shower Exposure Test Site