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Presentation of reinforced concrete

Author: Natacha BELLOIR

Publication date: March 10, 2023 | Lire en français

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    2. Principle of reinforced concrete

    2.1 Constitution

    Reinforced concrete is the combination of two materials: concrete and steel.

    Concrete is a heterogeneous material: it's an assembly of gravel and sand joined by a binder (cement) and water. However, concrete has poor resistance to tensile stress, which tends to dissociate the constituent elements.

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    2.2 Tensile strength

    In order to use this material in a construction where certain parts are under tension, the principle of reinforced concrete consists...

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