Development of GFRP Reinforced Single Slope Bridge Rail [Brief]

Freeman, Christina; Consolazio, Gary R.; Florida Department of Transportation

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Development of GFRP Reinforced Single Slope Bridge Rail [Brief]

2023-06-01
By Freeman, Christina ; Consolazio, Gary R.

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Freeman, Christina ; Consolazio, Gary R.

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Florida Department of Transportation
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University of Florida
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Bridge Design Bridge Railings Glass Fiber Reinforced Plastics Impact Loads Pendulum Tests Reinforced Concrete
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BDV31-977-110
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Brief
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Florida ; United States

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Research Brief
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In the design of highway bridges in Florida, glass fiber reinforced polymer (GFRP) materials are starting to replace mild carbon steel as the basis for reinforcing structural concrete components. Whereas traditional steel rebar is susceptible to corrosion, GFRP rebar is not, and therefore the use of GFRP has the potential to reduce maintenance costs and mitigate the need for corrosion-related structural rehabilitation.
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