FRP Rebar - Composite Construction Equipment

FRP REBAR - COMPOSITE CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT

Conventional concrete structures are reinforced with standard or pre-stressed steel. The steel is initially protected against corrosion by the alkalinity of the concrete. However, in aggressive environments such as marine structures, bridges and garages exposed to de-icing salts, combinations of humidity, temperature and chloride reduce the alkalinity of concrete. These conditions lead to corrosion of the reinforcing steel and deterioration of the concrete.

Epoxy coated steel or stainless steel has been used instead of standard steel to solve corrosion problems. However, in recent years, composite materials made of fibers embedded in polymeric resins, known as FRP, have become a frequently preferred alternative for reinforcing steel for concrete structures.

It's time to start thinking about this alternative material for your next project.

Benefits and Features

• Corrosion Resistant, Stainless

• Provides Superior Crack Control

• Superior Strength

• 3 times lighter than iron

• Environment friendly

• Increases Product Life by 2 Times

• Has higher tensile strength than steel

• Transparent to Magnetic Fields and Radar Frequencies

• Resistant to Chloride Ion and Chemicals

• Tensile Strength is 2 Times of Steel

• Transparent to Magnetic Fields and Radar Frequencies

• Not electrically conductive

• Not thermally conductive

• Non-corrosive

FRP Rebar Uses:

Structures Exposed to De-Icing Chlorides

• Bridge decks and railings

• Approach Flooring Flooring

• Salt Storage Facilities

• Concrete floors

• Prefabricated p>

Tunneling And Mining

• Deep Tunnel Boring Machine ‘Soft Eye ışı Opening

• Sequential Excavation or NATM Tunneling

• Temporary Fittings

• Rock bolts

Structures Exposed to Sea Chlorides

• Sea Walls, Piers, Pier and Holding Ports

• Coastsed to Salt Mist

• Desalination Structures

• Port Aprons

Reinforcement of Wall Structure

• Reinforcement of Clay and Concrete Walls

• Reinforcement of Non-Reinforced Wall Against Earthquake, Wind or Explosion (Increasing Bending and Shear Strength)

• Building and Historical Preservation

Structures Exposed to High Voltage and Electromagnetic Fields

• Airports

• Light and Heavy Rail - 3rd Rail Insulation

• Hospital MRI Areas

• High Voltage Power Plants

• Cable Trays

• Aluminum Mills and Steel Mills

• Radio Frequency Sensitive Areas

• Airport Radio and Compass Calibration Pads

Technicial Specifications