reinforcing steel
reinforcement steel

It was a short, thick piece of reinforcing steel, about a foot long.

Very little use was made of reinforcing steel, which was scarce at the time.

To prevent cracks, a reinforcing steel strip is added.

They call out the quantity, description, placement and laps of the reinforcing steel.

Next, the permanent reinforcing steel and supports are installed.

They cut up reinforcing steel into lengths and slotted the ends to take flights.

These pavements do not use any reinforcing steel.

Tensile high strain-rate behavior of reinforcing steel from an existing bridge.

A network of reinforcing steel rods are manually placed into the damp mix.

Jams are most often caused by hitting reinforcing steel or by a worn bit.

Plastic reinforcement often is stronger, or at least has a better strength to weight ratio than reinforcing steels.

The resulting chloride ions attack the reinforcing steel bars.

This is useful for locating dowel pins or determining if reinforcing steel exists.

This concrete is spread over the shuttering and reinforcing steel work and allowed to cure.

Water laden with salt penetrates the surface and corrodes the reinforcing steel bars within the concrete.

Horizontal delaminations caused by rust expansion of rusting internal reinforcing steel.

High temperatures and moisture stresses within the pavement creates cracking, which the reinforcing steel holds tightly together.

"There are planes of weakness in such joints and without adequate reinforcing steel they are prone to failure," he said.

Concrete cover (depth of the concrete between reinforcing steel and outer surface)

Also, the concrete in many bridges is shearing away from reinforcing steel, which corrodes rapidly when exposed to water and pollution.

The reinforcing steel is coated with a protective barrier, and the amount of water absorbed into the concrete is significantly reduced.

The failure of reinforced concrete is most often due to this cycle, which is accelerated by moisture reaching the reinforcing steel.

Site Blauvelt was cited for failing to do sufficient inspections to ensure that the reinforcing steel was properly installed.

Rusty reinforcing steel snapped.

Concrete will be poured into those holes, into which about 500 tons of reinforcing steel will also be set.

The panel was able to be blown out because there was insufficient reinforcement steel passing between the panels.

They crept past tall bundles of reinforcement steel, and piles of masonry.

They require about 60 percent less concrete than gravity dams, but the increased form work and reinforcement steel required usually offset the savings in concrete.

Primary reinforcement refers to the reinforcement steel which is employed specifically to guarantee the necessary resistance needed by the structure to support the design loads.

"As the form began to fall apart, I was slammed up against reinforcement steel and I grabbed ahold of the metal scaffolding above.

Ruukki Profiler AS, (Rautaruukki) (produces reinforcement steel products, based on melted trash iron.

Carbonation has two effects: it increases mechanical strength of concrete, but it also decreases alkalinity, which is essential for corrosion prevention of the reinforcement steel.

The company works with steel products including a reinforcement steel and industrial steel such as hollow steel, beams, plate iron, pipes, angles, coiled, mesh wires and other metal products.

His company, American Steel Placers, Inc. is located in San Bernardino, CA and has contracts with city, county and state agencies to supply and place rebar (reinforcement steel) for concrete structures.

Today, the company has five factories operating in an area of 50,000 square meters in the industrial estate of Riyadh creating reinforcement steel, fabricated steel, building products, steel doors and other steel, aluminum and other metal products.

A rebar (short for reinforcing bar), also known as reinforcing steel, reinforcement steel, rerod, a deformed bar, reo, or reo bar, is a common steel bar, and is commonly used as a tensioning device in reinforced concrete and reinforced masonry structures holding the concrete in compression.