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UHFB - Technologie: aktueller Stand und weitere Entwicklungen

Eugen Brühwiler
2019
Conference Papers

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Dieser im Editorial-Stil verfasste Beitrag soll als Einführung in die 3. Schweizer UHFB-Tagung dienen. Der Aufsatz hat zum Ziel aus einer persönlichen Sichtweise zunächst einen kurzen Rückblick auf den Werdegang der UHFB-Technologie in der Schweiz zu geben. Dabei wird das Hauptgewicht auf die Instandsetzung und Verstärkung von Bauwerken aus Stahlbeton mit Hilfe von UHFB (Ultra-Hochleistungs-zementgebundener Faserverbund-Baustoff) gelegt. Danach werden erste Anwendungen der UHFB-Technologie zur Verbesserung von Betonbauten im Ausland erwähnt. Dies ermöglicht, Erfahrungen beim sogenannten Technologie-Transfer (vom Forschungs-labor in die Ingenieurbüros und auf die Baustelle) kurz zu thematisieren. Schliesslich wird eine nächste Generation von UHFB mit synthetischen Fasern kurz vorgestellt.

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Eugen Brühwiler
2019
Conference Papers

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/b02ce875-c0a3-4f72-a79d-abaa350072c4

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