lunes, 20 de junio de 2011
Backbone
Concrete = Need For Steel Reinforcement
In construction terms, steel reinforcement is the backbone of most concrete structures of today. The reason for using steel as reinforcement is due to its size:strength ratio, but mostly due to the very similar expansion rates of steel and concrete. Concrete is very strong in a compressive load situation, but very weak in a tensile load situation. This is where the steel comes into play, giving the concrete much more strength in a tensile load situation.
http://www.lc-architects.blogspot.com/
Por Rusell Hall
In construction terms, steel reinforcement is the backbone of most concrete structures of today. The reason for using steel as reinforcement is due to its size:strength ratio, but mostly due to the very similar expansion rates of steel and concrete. Concrete is very strong in a compressive load situation, but very weak in a tensile load situation. This is where the steel comes into play, giving the concrete much more strength in a tensile load situation.
http://www.lc-architects.blogspot.com/
Por Rusell Hall
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