Reinforcement of compressed reinforced concrete structures with composite materials

2023

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DOI 10.1201/9781003299127-376
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Abstract

There are presented the results of an experimental study of the strength of compressed reinforced concrete elements with polymer-reinforced plastics FIBARM TAPE 530/300. Reinforcement of compressed reinforced concrete elements with cages made of fiber-reinforced plastics causes triaxial compression in concrete, in which the strength of the elements can increase several times. Gluing clips of unidirectional vertical grids led to an increase in the strength of the compressed elements of a circular cross-section.