[Haichuan Civil Engineering Questions] Can steel bars be tied with polyethylene straps?
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I saw rebar that was tied and overlapped in this way. Can it be tied in this manner? Are there any special requirements?
Time to pour the concrete, right? I think it’s fine; after filling it with soil, it doesn’t really matter whether to tie it or not, or what to use for tying it
I found it strange when I first saw it, but then I read the discussions and realized it was a special requirement
In addition to being tied with polyethylene straps, the rebar bars are also separated from each other using something similar to plastic sheeting
At the joints of the rebar, wire is still used. Using a partition – is it to prevent rust at the contact points due to rain? I don’t understand.
I read the discussions; it says it’s to prevent the formation of vortices. But after doing some research, I’m not sure in which industry such reinforced concrete is used @Book Boy @WiseManMing @RedLee_ZZHI
Binding and lapping rebar has not been seen in the chemical industry. Are they special requirements of the port and shipping industry?
The background of the construction site looks like a dock.
Is it to prevent electrochemical corrosion? ? ? ?