Allium Engineering Stainless Steel-Clad Rebar for Bridges
Sector: Bridge • Location: United States
Source: Mirage News
Allium Engineering has developed a new technology that uses a stainless steel cladding on traditional steel rebar to make it resistant to corrosion, tripling the lifetime of bridges and other structures. This technology integrates into existing steelmaking processes and has been used in construction projects in California and Florida, aiming to extend bridge lifetimes from 30 years to 100 years.
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Description | Allium Engineering has developed a new technology that uses a stainless steel cladding on traditional steel rebar to make it resistant to corrosion, tripling the lifetime of bridges and other structures. This technology integrates into existing steelmaking processes and has been used in construction projects in California and Florida, aiming to extend bridge lifetimes from 30 years to 100 years. |
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