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    FIBER REINFORCED POLYMER AND METAL DUCTILITY FUSE FOR REINFORCING CONCRETE MEMBERS

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    Multi-component devices for reinforcing and/or strengthening concrete members that comprise both fiber reinforced polymer materials and metallic materials. The multi-component devices may be in the form of a layered structure in which one or more smaller metallic plates are sandwiched between layers of the same or different fiber reinforced polymer sheets. Alternatively, the multi-component devices may comprise metallic and fiber reinforced polymer rods fastened together, which may be embedded within new concrete structures as major reinforcement.

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    FIBER REINFORCED POLYMER AND METAL DUCTILITY FUSE FOR REINFORCING CONCRETE MEMBERS

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    Multi-component devices for reinforcing and/or strengthening concrete members that comprise both fiber reinforced polymer materials and metallic materials. The multi-component devices may be in the form of a layered structure in which one or more smaller metallic plates are sandwiched between layers of the same or different fiber reinforced polymer sheets. Alternatively, the multi-component devices may comprise metallic and fiber reinforced polymer rods fastened together, which may be embedded within new concrete structures as major reinforcement.

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    FIBER REINFORCED POLYMER AND METAL DUCTILITY FUSE FOR REINFORCING CONCRETE MEMBERS

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    Multi-component devices for reinforcing and/or strengthening concrete members that comprise both fiber reinforced polymer materials and metallic materials. The multi-component devices may be in the form of a layered structure in which one or more smaller metallic plates are sandwiched between layers of the same or different fiber reinforced polymer sheets. Alternatively, the multi-component devices may comprise metallic and fiber reinforced polymer rods fastened together, which may be embedded within new concrete structures as major reinforcement.

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    Title:

    FIBER REINFORCED POLYMER AND METAL DUCTILITY FUSE FOR REINFORCING CONCRETE MEMBERS

    Contributors:

    RASHEED HAYDER A (author)

    Publication date:

    2024-12-26

    Type of media:

    Patent

    Type of material:

    Electronic Resource

    Language:

    English

    Classification:

    IPC:  E04C STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS , Bauelemente / B32B LAYERED PRODUCTS, i.e. PRODUCTS BUILT-UP OF STRATA OF FLAT OR NON-FLAT, e.g. CELLULAR OR HONEYCOMB, FORM , Schichtkörper, d.h. aus Ebenen oder gewölbten Schichten, z.B. mit zell- oder wabenförmiger Form, aufgebaute Erzeugnisse

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