Retrofitting Corrosion-Damaged Structural Members with High-Strength Textile-Reinforced Concrete (TRC)

Retrofitting Corrosion-Damaged Structural Members with TRC 

Explore the process of retrofitting corroded structural members using high-strength textile-reinforced concrete (TRC) to enhance durability and performance.

Assessment and Surface Preparation for TRC Retrofitting 

Learn about evaluating corrosion damage and preparing the surface of structural members to ensure optimal bonding between existing concrete and TRC.

Bonding Agents and TRC Panel Fabrication 

Discover the importance of using suitable bonding agents and fabricating TRC panels according to required dimensions and reinforcement layout for effective retrofitting.

Installation and Curing of TRC Panels 

Understand the steps involved in affixing TRC panels onto structural members, ensuring proper alignment, consolidation, and curing for uniform load transfer and durability.

Quality Control and Monitoring of TRC Retrofitting 

Explore the significance of conducting quality control tests and implementing monitoring plans to verify bond strength, structural integrity, and long-term performance of the TRC retrofitting system.

Conclusion 

Retrofitting corrosion-damaged structural members with high-strength TRC provides a robust and economical solution to prolong the lifespan of infrastructure while improving structural performance and corrosion resistance, ensuring safer and more sustainable built environments.

by Mr. Shubham Dangwal