Bamboo-structured concrete floor
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Bamboo-structured concrete floor! ?The experienced workers said that the service life is definitely equal to that of the concrete; they said that this method was used decades ago, and the structures are still in good condition today. What do you think?
On the positive side, it has the advantage of being eco-friendly, as it uses bamboo fibers; however, its range of applicability needs to be taken into consideration
It was used during the steel shortage in the 1960s and 1970s. There is a slight difference in the expansion coefficients between steel and bamboo; since steel is not in short supply at the moment, it is better to use steel.
Some things are truly incredible. The year before last winter, I went to the Fengman Dam in Jilin with some children. This dam was originally built by the Japanese invaders. A few years ago, it was said that the dam had reached the end of its useful life, so a modern dam was built downstream, just a few dozen meters away. Out of curiosity, I want to know what the rebar used by the Japanese invaders when building this dam looked like How was the original dam demolished? Also, what about the water intake pipeline leading to the turbine after it is removed? ? ? In the end, it was confirmed that all the necessary materials such as cement, sand, and gravel were available at that time. But to my great surprise, the local fisherman who explained to me about the concrete used in the dam actually said that it contained \"wood\"! Wood,,, and it retains its original appearance; the locals call it “not much of a change”. Seeing this reminds me of the bizarre practices of those Japanese invaders,,,,,
Reduces steel usage, which is environmentally friendly. It’s hard to calculate the service life!
It can only be used in civilian applications; it is not safe for use as floor slabs, but it can be used for flooring