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*Essentially a [[Sandwich Panel]] or similar concept applied to a whole structure wherein sheet metal is used to surround the concrete (with support beams running through the concrete from one panel to another | *Essentially a [[Sandwich Panel]] or similar concept applied to a whole structure wherein sheet metal is used to surround the concrete (with support beams running through the concrete from one panel to another perpendicularly?) and thus act as [[Rebar]] | ||
*This is however easier to weld, or even [[Prefabricate]] making construction faster | *This is however easier to weld, or even [[Prefabricate]] making construction faster | ||
*Is also stronger? | *Is also stronger? | ||
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*[https://www.aisc.org/why-steel/innovative-systems/SpeedCore/how-does-it-work/ "Speedcore (brandname for this?) - How does it work? " ] | *[https://www.aisc.org/why-steel/innovative-systems/SpeedCore/how-does-it-work/ "Speedcore (brandname for this?) - How does it work? " ] | ||
[[Category: Composite Materials]] [[Category: Materials]] | [[Category: Composite Materials]] [[Category: Concrete]] [[Category: Materials]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:51, 22 August 2023
Basics
- Essentially a Sandwich Panel or similar concept applied to a whole structure wherein sheet metal is used to surround the concrete (with support beams running through the concrete from one panel to another perpendicularly?) and thus act as Rebar
- This is however easier to weld, or even Prefabricate making construction faster
- Is also stronger?