Search
 
loader loading subjects...
cover
Externally Bonded Steel or Carbon Fiber Reinforcement
Filip Van Rickstal, Wine Figeys, Kris Brosens, Dionys Van Gemert
173 - 178
Research in Architectural Engineering Series
Volume 4: COST C16 Improving the Quality of Existing Urban Building Envelopes
Abstract

Externally bonded reinforcement offers a strengthening method that enables to solve different frequently occurring problems for the structural frame of the multi story, multi family buildings. The technique can be useful when applying often used interventions such as the removal of supporting walls or supporting columns. It is a technique that can easily be applied to the concrete beams and columns as well as to the concrete floor slabs. This paper explains the basic principle of the technique and discusses two case studies to show the possibilities of the technique.

$35.00 / €27.50 / £22.00
Add PDF to cart