Life Prolongation of Steel Building Using Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic Plate (Part 4) Bending Force Rehabilitation of Secondary Beam with Slab

Life Prolongation of Steel Building Using Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic Plate (Part 4) Bending Force Rehabilitation of Secondary Beam with Slab

Aging and deterioration of existing steel structures necessitates the development of simple and efficient rehabilitation techniques. To enhance the usage life of existing steel buildings, a strengthening method with bonding continuous fiber reinforced plastic plates (FRP) and the analysis model who...

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Hauptverfasser: Tamai, Hiroyuki, Takamatsu, Takao, Hara, Shinko, Sakuraba, Makoto, Haitani, Tokuji, Hattori, Akeo
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