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The invention relates to a reinforcing cage for an element made of armoured concrete and also covers concrete elements comprising such a cage.
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METHOD OF MAKING AND STACKING REINFORCEMENT MATS FOR ARMOURED CONCRETE. European Patent EP0089945. Kind Code: B1. Abstract: Abstract of EP0089945 ...
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The uses to which armoured concrete may be advantageously put are extremely varied. Probably one of the most important uses is in the construction of floors. In this position concrete has been largely used, but generally with almost entire neglect of its considerable resistance in compression.
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No punching, riveting, or similar work is done upon the metal in the case of armoured concrete, and therefore there is no need to take very low values. Putting the value in lbs. in order to conform with the allowable stress upon concrete, the safe values for steel may be taken as -
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Bison concrete armoured lorries - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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This material is of great use in the construction of armoured concrete, particularly for the production of slabs. It produces a thoroughly even distribution of reinforcement, while it offers resistance in both directions.
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Huge Concrete Elements , Concrete Pavement Tiles , Concrete Curb Stones , Concrete Pavement Tiles , Armoured concrete drain pipes , elements for bridges , Facing Elements for road trenches , Hod Type elements , Rectangular Concrete units for culverts , Ferro-concrete columns for industrial buildings ,
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The principle of reinforcing concrete for general use was established in the late 1800s. Terms to describe this material included béton armé, armoured concrete, ferro-concrete (commonly used in New Zealand), and concrete steel.
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Where it is necessary to construct a concrete raft over the whole site, armoured concrete undoubtedly forms the most practical and economical method of doing this. Fig.
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