Plastic Piling

Deep Foundations Institute
Magued G. Iskander
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Deep Foundations Institute
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2002

Abstract

The deterioration of concrete, steel, and timber is a serious hindrance to construction in marine and corrosive environments. Composite materials such as fiber-reinforced polymers (FRP) can offer performance advantages for construction in these environments. In the last decade, piling made of FRP composites has been used experimentally throughout North America. However, composites face obstacles because they do not have a long track-record of use in civil engineering structures. A comprehensive review of the current experience in research, testing, design, and practice of composite piling is presented in this paper.
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APA: Magued G. Iskander  (2002)  Plastic Piling

MLA: Magued G. Iskander Plastic Piling. Deep Foundations Institute, 2002.

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