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Strengthening a newly built foundation

Jarred Jones, P.E.

Jul 9, 20211 min read

Even newly poured foundations can require additional reinforcement. This foundation was poured with a poor concrete mix that required additional strengthening before the structure could be built upon it. Utilizing the confinement strength of SRS-660 Bidirectional Carbon Fiber, the foundation was fully encapsulated in 24" CFRP to meet the required loads for the build.

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