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Structural Slab Crack Repair - Engineered Solutions For Commercial Strengthening
Amid the urgency posed by serious structural cracks, this comprehensive case study highlights Structural Reinforcement Solutions swift...
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Oct 29, 20233 min read
Waterfront Dock Strengthening - How Composites Are Rising to the Challenge
The Royal Vancouver Yacht Club, located in Coal Harbour, British Columbia, stands as one of the world's premier yacht clubs. Year after...
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Mar 1, 20235 min read
What's the difference between Unidirectional and Bidirectional Carbon Fiber?
We answer our most commonly asked question in our latest blog post. Find out how these two distinct CFRP fabric weaves are best utilized...
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Apr 20, 20221 min read
How does Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer (CFRP) work for Concrete Crack Repair
How does Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer (CFRP) work to structurally reinforce cracks in concrete. This cross section of cracked concrete...
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Jan 22, 20221 min read
Carbon Fiber engineered solutions meeting the needs of Americas aging infrastructure.
SRS is proud to work with some of North America’s best structural repair companies that are utilizing carbon fiber to rehabilitate and...
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Oct 12, 20211 min read
How do carbon fiber and wall tie backs work together? Read about the results in our case study
How do carbon fiber and wall tie backs work together? Read about the exceptional results achieved through this permanent structural...
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Aug 17, 20211 min read
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This was a valuable discussion with Manny Neves for anyone interested in learning more about the value of carbon fiber structural...
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Jul 8, 20211 min read
Concrete Beam Strengthening and Repair using Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer (CFRP)
Concrete beam reinforcement in tight spaces can pose a challenge. At less than 1/8” thick the SRS-600 Unidirectional Carbon Fiber can...
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Jun 28, 20211 min read
Concrete Column Strengthening and Repair Solutions
With the current state of rapidly aging infrastructure across North America, SRS is your preferred partner for carbon fiber structural...
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Apr 6, 20211 min read
Increase the load capacity of structural wall openings
The use of carbon fiber for strengthening of the openings of new or existing concrete structures has become a widely used and common...
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Mar 28, 20211 min read
Foundation Piering and carbon fiber.
Sign up for our latest webinar and learn how North America's best piering contractors have increased revenue through value added...
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Mar 11, 20201 min read
Flexural strengthening of beams for increased load capacity.
Structural strengthening of existing reinforced concrete structures to meet increased load capacity requirements has become a common...
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Jan 9, 20201 min read
Structural capacity lost due to deterioration of the reinforcing steel, repaired with CFRP
In cases where structural capacity is lost due to deterioration of the reinforcing steel, CFRP can be used to strengthen and restore...
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Jan 7, 20204 min read
What’s the difference in the SRS Carbon Fiber weaves? SRS-600UNI vs SRS-660BI
In the two fabrics offered by SRS, the SRS-600UNI and SRS-660BI, the UNI is short for unidirectional and BI is short for bidirectional. ...
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Jan 7, 20201 min read
Concrete Column Repair
SRS-660BI Carbon Fiber is commonly used to wrap support columns or other structural components, adding a tensile capacity of 35,496 lbs...
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Jan 7, 20202 min read
Bowed Wall Stabilization using Unidirectional Carbon Fiber
Crossroads Foundation Repair was called out to a house in Brownsburg, Indianna to inspect a home where the basement walls were exhibiting...
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