Reinforcement of reinforced concrete beams, columns, etc

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Many of our factory’s production buildings have been in use for many years, and the protective coatings on many of the reinforced concrete beams and columns tend to peel off easily. This is especially true in workshops where there are corrosive gases; in such cases, repairs are usually carried out. Recently, carbon fiber reinforcement has been used as a solution, but it is quite expensive. Are there any other methods of reinforcement?

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