At the heart of every power plant stand massive concrete structures that define our industrial skyline – cooling towers stretching 200 meters high and towering chimneys reaching even further into the clouds. Built during the industrial boom of the 1950s and 60s, these aging giants face mounting challenges that keep facility managers awake at night.

Every day, these structures endure extreme conditions. Intense heat cycles, constant moisture exposure, and industrial processes gradually wear away at their concrete foundations. Inside the cooling towers, perpetual cycles of hot steam and condensation create an environment where deterioration accelerates silently until problems become visible – often when it's too late.