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Course Description:
Enhance your knowledge of structural repair techniques with this course on retrofitting and repairing reinforced concrete walls using Fiber-Reinforced Polymers (FRP). Drawing from NIST’s extensive review of experimental investigations, this course explores how FRP can improve structural resilience, increase safety in seismic zones, and reduce long-term maintenance costs. Gain valuable insights into the materials, configurations, and best practices for FRP application in real-world scenarios.
Learning Objective:
At the conclusion of this course, the student will:
· Understand the role of Fiber-Reinforced Polymers (FRP) in retrofitting and repairing reinforced concrete walls.
· Identify the types of wall specimens and experimental methods used in FRP performance evaluation.
· Analyze the advantages of various FRP materials, including carbon, glass, and natural fibers.
· Explore different FRP configurations and their impact on structural integrity and resilience.
· Recognize the existing research gaps and future opportunities in FRP retrofitting and repair.
Benefit for Attendee:
• Learn how to improve the performance and safety of reinforced concrete walls with FRP.
• Understand the latest experimental findings and best practices for FRP application.
• Explore different types of FRP materials and their suitability for various retrofitting needs.
• Gain insight into future research opportunities and innovation in structural retrofitting.
• Enhance your professional expertise in the field of building resilience and disaster recovery.
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