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Development of a textile reinforced concrete (TRC) to retrofit reinforced concrete structures
European Journal of Environmental and Civil Engineering, 2015Repairing and strengthening concrete structures with carbon–epoxy composites is of considerable interest; however, there is room for improvement regarding existing methods like bonding of fibre reinforced polymer (FRP). The main objective of this study is to show alternatives to these FRP composites, such as textile reinforced concrete (TRC ...
Raphaël Contamine, Amir Si Larbi
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Textile Reinforced Concrete (TRC) For Integrated Formworks
SP-224: Thin Reinforced Cement-Based Products and Construction Systems, 2004This paper presents the use of textile reinforced concrete (TRC) for producing integrated formwork element for use in construction. The TRC integrated formwork elements are significantly lighter compared to the normal precast elements owing to their relatively smaller wall thickness of typically around 10 mm.
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Modular textile reinforced concrete (TRC) shell structures
2022Curved thin-walled shell structures are very promising towards the future, as they possess the ability to carry their loads efficiently, resulting in very thin designs and therefore a reduced material consumption. Recent developments of new construction materials and innovative fabrication techniques have led to a resurgence in this research domain ...
De Coster, Arnaud +3 more
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Flexural Strengthening of Reinforced Concrete Beams with Textile Reinforced Concrete (TRC)
2011Carbon-epoxy composite materials are of considerable interest for reinforcement, but they need to be improved and have constraints, particularly in terms of cost and criteria of sustainable development. Such alternatives as textile reinforced concrete (TRC) should be seriously considered as substitutes for traditional composite materials. It is in this
Si Larbi Amir +3 more
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Materials and Structures, 2013
The mechanical behavior under impact loading of concrete elements strengthened with shells of textile reinforced concrete (TRC) was studied. The strengthening shells were made of either alkali- resistant glass or polyethylene (PE) fabrics that were impregnated with several cementitious matrices mod- ified by common admixtures.
Michael Tsesarsky +3 more
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The mechanical behavior under impact loading of concrete elements strengthened with shells of textile reinforced concrete (TRC) was studied. The strengthening shells were made of either alkali- resistant glass or polyethylene (PE) fabrics that were impregnated with several cementitious matrices mod- ified by common admixtures.
Michael Tsesarsky +3 more
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Archives of Civil and Mechanical Engineering, 2019
Abstract Composites fabricated of textile as reinforcement and a fine-grained concrete as matrix are referred to textile reinforced concrete (TRC) which provides the opportunity to build thin and shell constructions and to repair and strengthen concrete and masonry structures.
J. Esmaeili +4 more
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Abstract Composites fabricated of textile as reinforcement and a fine-grained concrete as matrix are referred to textile reinforced concrete (TRC) which provides the opportunity to build thin and shell constructions and to repair and strengthen concrete and masonry structures.
J. Esmaeili +4 more
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Anchoring of shear strengthening for T-beams made of textile reinforced concrete (TRC)
Materials and Structures, 2007Test results indicate that thin layers of concrete utilizing textile reinforcement can be used as shear strengthening for Reinforced Concrete (RC)-T-beams thereby increasing the shear capacity of these particular types of beams. Serviceability properties are also improved; in particular, the amount of deflection is reduced, as well as crack widths ...
A. Brückner, R. Ortlepp, M. Curbach
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Materials and Structures, 2006
The collaborative research center “Textile Reinforced Concrete (TRC) – Development of a New Technology” (SFB 532) established at Aachen University (RWTH Aachen) is investigating the basic mechanisms of this new composite material. The use of technical textiles as reinforcement material in cementitious binder systems allows the production of thin ...
Björn Banholzer +2 more
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The collaborative research center “Textile Reinforced Concrete (TRC) – Development of a New Technology” (SFB 532) established at Aachen University (RWTH Aachen) is investigating the basic mechanisms of this new composite material. The use of technical textiles as reinforcement material in cementitious binder systems allows the production of thin ...
Björn Banholzer +2 more
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Shear performance of textile-reinforced concrete (TRC)-strengthened brick masonry walls
Construction and Building Materials, 2023Lei Jing, Nan Wang, Shiping Yin
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