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Seminar on “Fibre Reinforced Polymers (FRP) as Reinforcement for Concrete Structures” at the University of Toronto
Seminar on “Fibre Reinforced Polymers (FRP) as Reinforcement for Concrete Structures” at the University of Toronto
The first seminar on glass fibre reinforced polymer (GFRP) rebar was held June 18th at the University of Toronto. The seminar, sponsored in part by Schöck Canada Inc., was hosted by Prof. Shamim Sheikh of the Department of Civil Engineering. The seminar was attended by more than fifty engineers and professionals. (26.07.2010)  more
Our new staff member
Our new staff member
We are pleased to announce that we have a new staff member who has joined the Schoeck Canada Inc. (02.07.2010)  more
Universal Durability Concept for FRPs to be Included in CSA S806
Universal Durability Concept for FRPs to be Included in CSA S806
In 2009 Schöck was asked to join the technical committee S806 at the CSA. The committee was in the process of revising the 2002 edition of the CSA S806 code on FRP reinforced concrete structures at that time. Since then, Schöck has introduced a universally applicable durability concept to the technical committee which allows for the application of fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) reinforcement under much higher stresses. (18.06.2010)  more
Sustainable thermal break solution protects worldwide art from the top
Sustainable thermal break solution protects worldwide art from the top
Schöck Isokorb KST installation in the Indianapolis Museum of Art (03.08.2010)  more
Schöck ComBAR® The alternative solution in reinforced concrete structures
Schöck ComBAR® The alternative solution in reinforced concrete structures
The new generation glass fi bre reinforced polymer (GFRP) rebar Schöck ComBAR® is a viable alternative to the various methods attempted to date to alleviate corrosion problems due to its extremely high tensile strength (more than twice that of steel rebar). It is corrosion resistant, extremely durable, non-magnetic, easily machined, is much lighter than steel and has equivalent bond properties. (02.07.2009)  more


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