Use of composite sheets in superstructures

composite sheets in superstructures

Composite materials have been around for several years due to their unique properties
High strength, low weight, excellent durability and good fire resistance behavior,
Compared to traditional materials such as steel, concrete and aluminum, they are used in various industries such as aerospace, automobiles, etc.

For more than 10 years, the practical benefits of these materials have been clearly seen in the construction industry.

Research projects followed by executive projects in various countries
During these years, the way to use these materials in the construction industry
It has paved the way for the construction of all-composite structures as well as the strengthening of various other structures.

For example, glass fiber-reinforced plastics have been used in the London construction industry since the 1960s. In this country, some parts of old and famous structures, such as domes and roofs, which are 70-80 years old, have been modified using composite coatings.

Composite sheets are also widely used in superstructures. In the construction of roofs of mosques and residential and commercial towers, high amounts of these materials are used, and this application, without reducing the strength of the structure, greatly reduces its weight.

Composite aluminum facades are especially used in the construction of pedestrian bridges and bridges. There are now many examples of all-composite bridges around the world. Another use of composite aluminum facade in the construction industry is its use in beautifying cities, sculptures and restoration of old buildings and ancient buildings, without it being clear that the restoration is not of the same material, with the same color and shape.