Carbon-fibre reinforced concrete panel (75mm, 100mm, 150mm panel; 0.17mm-0.5mm CFRP layer)
Carbon-fibre reinforced concrete panels use CFRP plates or fabrics bonded to concrete to increase tensile and flexural capacity. Manufacturer data for prefabricated CFRP plates report tensile strength around 2900?3100 N/mm?, tensile modulus about 165?170 GPa, elongation at break ~1.8%, density ~1.60 g/cm?, and glass transition temperature >100 ?C (EN 61006).
- Structural strengthening and rehabilitation of existing concrete structures
- Seismic retrofitting for earthquake resistance in Australian standards
- Bridge deck overlays and girder strengthening for infrastructure upgrade
- Marine and coastal structures requiring corrosion resistance
- Cyclone-resistant construction in Northern Australia (C1-C4 regions)
- Facade panels for commercial and residential buildings
- Precast architectural elements with reduced thickness and weight
- Industrial flooring requiring chemical and abrasion resistance
- Blast-resistant panels for security infrastructure
- Tunnel lining and underground structure reinforcement
- Wind turbine tower construction and renewable energy infrastructure
- Prefabricated modular construction systems
CFRP strengthening systems for concrete developed from aerospace composites and became common in civil infrastructure retrofits from the 1980s?1990s; CFRP plate systems are now widely used for strengthening beams, slabs, and panels.
DISCLAIMER: This specification document is generated from the CLAD Materials Atlas Database. Information is for general guidance only and does not constitute professional engineering advice. Values are typical and may vary by batch, manufacturer, and production run. Verify suitability for specific project applications independently.