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A new concept for reducing deflection and crack width in FRP reinforced concrete structures

Abstract

The modulus to strength ratio for both glass and carbon reinforced polymers is significantly less than that of steel. Therefore, the high strength of fibre reinforced polymer (FRP) bars is of little practical use in flexural members. In fact, by current practice, the usable strength of FRP in reinforced concrete is generally no ' more than 20 percent of its actual strength. To address this problem, in this investigation the concept of FRP …

Authors

Razaqpur AG; Svecova D

Publication Date

December 1, 2000

Conference proceedings

2000 Annual Conference Abstracts Canadian Society for Civil Engineering