Composite materials

Have you ever wondered why some docks last for decades while others fall apart in just a few years? Choosing the right materials makes all the difference. The water, sun, …

Bracing systems refer to structural elements used in buildings and structures to provide stability, support, and resistance to various forces such as wind, seismic (earthquake), and other loads. These systems …

The exterior of a building serves as its first impression, and the choice of materials for facades and cladding plays a pivotal role in defining not only its aesthetic appeal …

Fibers have emerged as a game-changing product in the realm of 3D concrete printing, sparking a paradigm shift in construction methodologies. These microscale reinforcements, typically composed of materials like steel, …

Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer (CFRP) wrapping, is strengthening and retrofitting techniques used to reinforce and improve the load-bearing capacity of structural components such as columns, beams, walls etc.  This process …

Bonding laminates refers to the process of joining two or more layers of materials, typically thin sheets or panels, to create a composite structure. Epoxy systems are often preferred for …

Picture rails are necessary to make the inside of your home look beautiful. They help you show your artwork and make your decorations more elegant. But choosing a suitable material …

Environmental conservation and energy savings, as the fundamental assumptions for sustainable development, and financial savings are possible through the use of new, non-standard materials and technologies in the building and …

Delamination is a mode of failure where a material fractures into layers. A variety of materials including laminate composites and concrete can fail by delamination. When a composite structure is …