Carbon Fibre (CFRP) StrengtheningSpecialist Works

Bonded carbon fibre plates and fabrics that add strength without adding weight.

Carbon fibre reinforced polymer strengthening bonds high-strength carbon plates, fabrics or rods to an existing structure so it can carry loads it was never designed for - a new opening cut through a slab, a change of use that doubles the floor loading, a bridge that must take heavier vehicles, or reinforcement that has corroded away. The material adds millimetres and almost no dead weight where a steel or concrete alternative would add tonnes.

Flexural strengthening of slabs, beams and bridge decksShear strengthening and column wrappingSlab openings and trimmer replacementNear-surface-mounted (NSM) rodsSeismic and blast upgradesBond testing and QA regimesFire protection of FRP systems
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Carbon Fibre (CFRP) Strengthening in depth

About Carbon Fibre (CFRP) Strengthening

The strength is in the glue line, which is why this is specialist work: surface preparation, pot life, ambient temperature and fire protection of the cured system decide whether the numbers on the design sheet exist in the structure. Installation is quick; proving it was installed right is the discipline.