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Characteristics of both, composition materials and reinforcing steels (armatures) on their basis, which are used abroad in construction of bridges and overpasses

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Number: Issue 13(2011)
Section: Without a section
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The page spacing of the article: 130-138
Keywords: fiber reinforced plastic rebar, classification, testing methods, fatigue strength, tensile strength, shear lag effect.
How to quote an article: Tetyana Tereshchenko Characteristics of both, composition materials and reinforcing steels (armatures) on their basis, which are used abroad in construction of bridges and overpasses. Dorogi і mosti [Roads and bridges]. Kyiv, 2011. 13. P. 130-138 [in Ukrainian]

Authors

State Enterprise «National Institute for Development Іnfrastructure» (SE «NIDI»), Kyiv, Ukraine
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5206-9921

Summary

The state-of-the-art review of scientific and technical information has been carried out, in regard of composite armatures, based on polymeric materials, reinforced by fiber different types: glass, arm-copper, carbon. Physic-mechanical properties of such armatures have been studied, in comparison with reinforcing steels, and requirements of foreign norms are brought as quality indexes of composite armatures.

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