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Prestressed fibre‐reinforced polymer laminates for strengthening structures
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2001
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Fiber ReinforcementReinforcement MaterialTextile CompositesEngineeringFibre-reinforced PlasticFiber-reinforced CompositeMechanical EngineeringReinforced ConcreteAbstract BondingPolymer CompositesNon‐prestressed LaminatesFibre‐reinforced Polymer LaminatesStructural MechanicsPolymer Matrix CompositesStructural EngineeringPrestressed Frp Laminates
Abstract Bonding fibre‐reinforced polymer (FRP) laminates to the surface of a structural component is an effective technique for strengthening structures. The laminates may be used even more efficiently by prestressing the fibre, and this technique has been the focus of recent innovative work. This review focuses on the characteristics of prestressed FRP laminates, the techniques that have been developed, and field applications. Recent strengthening work with non‐prestressed laminates is also summarized.
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