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neilchak May 2nd 05 10:13 PM

caribbean building....Rebar and Blocks
 
Hello everybody.
Would anybody be as kind to advise me of any online resources concerning Caribbean building/reinforced bockworking. I am a second year brickwork student in the u.k. But we dont cover block building with rebar and poured concrete. I know that this method is used in various regions and I would be most grateful if anybody could throw any light on the subject or decent online learning resources. Sorry for my naiveity and thanks in advance.

Regards

Neil

[email protected] May 3rd 05 12:41 AM

One big problem in Key West - that's well into the Caribbean climate,
but still U.S. - is deterioration of concrete and reinforcing from salt
in the water. U.S. Navy had chunks of concrete falling from big
structures because of this. One solution tried was epoxy coated
reinforcing.

Portland Cement Association might have info.
TB


Edwin Pawlowski May 3rd 05 02:50 PM


"neilchak" wrote in message
...

Hello everybody.
Would anybody be as kind to advise me of any online resources
concerning Caribbean building/reinforced bockworking. I am a second
year brickwork student in the u.k. But we dont cover block building
with rebar and poured concrete. I know that this method is used in
various regions and I would be most grateful if anybody could throw any
light on the subject or decent online learning resources. Sorry for my
naiveity and thanks in advance.

Regards

Neil


Check out www.polysteel.com and www.reddiform.com Both companies have
supplied product in the UK and Reddiform is starting to manufacture there.



neilchak May 9th 05 10:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by
One big problem in Key West - that's well into the Caribbean climate,
but still U.S. - is deterioration of concrete and reinforcing from salt
in the water. U.S. Navy had chunks of concrete falling from big
structures because of this. One solution tried was epoxy coated
reinforcing.

Portland Cement Association might have info.
TB

Thank you very much TB I will visit their website.

neilchak May 9th 05 10:08 AM

That is really helpful.Thanks.


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