Bomb-resistant Industrial Tape

3 May 2019 by Rosalind Nathania Setiadi

Industrial

The Fast Wrapping Fibre Reinforced Polymer (FasRaP) is a newly created industrial tape that is strong enough to withstand earthquakes and bomb blasts. FasRaP may reduce labour and material costs as well as help restore historical buildings. Unlike the common fibre reinforced polymer sheets that require teams to apply the resin to the damaged surface first, FasRaP resin hardens when it is exposed to light. It is proven that a pillar covered by FasRaP withstood 80 percent more force than an unwrapped column. https://www.springwise.com/bomb-resistant-tape-strengthens-and-repairs-ageing-concrete/

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Max Berghouse @ 2019.04.25 7:14 AM
Regrettably with the increase in destruction of built-up areas, by natural forces and man-made destruction, this can be an exceptionally useful and cost-effective means of at least "stabilisation" of destruction to allow more rapid reconstruction later.

IdeaSpies @ 2019.04.25 7:14 AM
Good points Max!

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