1. Multi-material context and reinforcement structures
The aim of this study is to develop a reinforcement system based on high-performance fiber-reinforced mortar reinforced with composite reinforcements, designed to improve the mechanical performance of reinforced concrete, wood or steel beams. These composite reinforcements consist of carbon or glass fibers embedded in a polymer matrix (FRP). Ultimately, the aim is to develop new "ecomaterials" with better mechanical performance than traditional solutions, and which also meet new construction criteria, namely an ecologically-economic solution. The study is based on beam-type structures made of reinforced concrete, wood or mixed steel-concrete, reinforced with high-performance fiber-reinforced mortar slabs. This approach is perfectly in line with the development of an eco-product designed either to extend the service life of existing structures, or to develop a new, higher-performance beam...
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Bibliography
Patents
FERRIER (E) Structural Element Comprising Wood And Concrete (2010), FR2009/001303
Websites
Official Website for International Institute for FRP in construction https://www.iifc.org/about/
Composite bridge http://www.cobrae.org
Events
European Construction Composites Day http://www.jeccomposites.com
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Civil and Environmental Engineering Laboratory LGCIE https://www.insa-lyon.fr/fr/mots-cl%C3%A9s/lgcie
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