Retrofitting of concrete structures has become increasingly dominant in structural engineering applications. Such uses include increasing the load capacity of existing structures (such as existing parking garages) that were designed to tolerate far lower service loads. Other uses include seismic retrofitting, and repairing of damaged concrete structures. Retrofitting with CFRP in many instances can be a cost effective method of structural concrete strengthening. CFRP is also widely used to strengthen concrete structures that have lost reinforcing steel mass due to corrosion and concrete deterioration.















Features:







light weight







non-corrosion, available at any length, very high tensile strength















Installation process:







1. clean and smooth the surface of basements







2. put the primary epoxy glue to the basements







3. with repair glue to fix any hole of them







4. brush the impregnated epoxy glue







5.put the carbon fiber cloth fabric to them as design







6. put impregnasted epoxy glue to its face







7. put the right size sand to protect them from any of damage







Application:







construction building







bridge reinforcement







chimney retrofitting