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FRP reinforcement of timber structures
Abstract
Timber engineering has advanced over recent decades to offer an alternative to traditional materials andmethods. The bonding of fibre reinforced plastics (FRP) with adhesives to timber structures for repair andstrengthening has many advantages. However, the lack of established design rules has strongly restrainedthe use of FRP strengthening in many situations, where these could be a preferable option to most traditionaltechniques. A significant body of research has been carried out in recent years on the performanceof FRP reinforced timber and engineered wood products. This paper gives a State of the Art summary ofmaterial formulations, application areas, design approaches and quality control issues for practical engineersto introduce on-site bonding of FRP to timber as a new way in design for structural repair andrehabilitation.