Unidirectional Grade 1 300gsm CFRP carbon fiber for structural
strengthening
Weight: 200gsm
Density: 1.8g/cm³
Packing: 100 meters/roll
Width: 100mm, 200mm, 300mm, 500mm or to be customized.
Storage Condition:Store dry at 40°-95° F(4° -35°)
Shelf Life: 50 years
Color:Black
Carbon Fiber Type: 0° (unidirectional)
Unidirectional Grade 1 300gsm CFRP carbon fiber for structural
strengthening
CFRP composites can be manufactured on site using the wet lay-up
process in which a dry fabric, made of carbon or glass, is
impregnated with epoxy and bonded to prepared concrete substrate.
Once cured, the FRP becomes an integral part of the structural
element, acting as an externally bonded reinforcing system. FRP
composites can also be prefabricated in a manufacturing facility in
which the material is pultruded to create different shapes that can
be used for strengthening applications, such as rods, bars and
plates.
Carbon fiber is light weight, easy-to-install, strong (10x stronger
than steel) and non-corrosive, which eliminates the need for
maintenance. Carbon fiber can also be easily painted over or
covered with a finishing product for aesthetic appeal.
Carbon fiber has 3 attributes that engineers, specifiers and
contractors look at depending on the project on-hand:
- Weave Orientation (Unidirectional Horizontal, Unidirectional
Vertical and Bidirectional)
- Weight (200 GSM, 300 GSM, 400 GSM, 560 GSM, 600 GSM)
- Width (10cm, 30cm, 50cm)
Testing project | Standard |
High Strength Grade 1 |
Tensile strength | ≥3400 MPa |
Tensile modulus of elasticity | ≥2.3×105 MPa |
Elongation | ≥1.6 % |
Bending Strength | ≥700 MPa |
Layer cutting strength | ≥45 MPa |
Cohesive pulling strength with base materials | To concrete and brick materials, ≥2.5 MPa |
Thickness | 0.167mm |
Advantages of CFRP Fabric
• Easy installation
• Corrosion resistance
• Short construction period
• No maintenance required
• Light weight, no influence to original structure
• Low cost, cost effective compared with other methods
l Adds strength without adding dead load
l Withstands sustained and cyclic load conditions
l Extremely resistant to wide range of environmental conditions
l Easy to conceal
Preparation works
Surface must be clean and sound. It may be dry or damp, but free of
standing water and frost. Remove dust, laitance, grease, curing
compounds, impregnations, waxes, foreign particles, disintegrated
materials and other bond inhibiting materials from the surface.
Existing uneven surfaces must be filled with an appropriate repair
mortar. The adhesive strength of the concrete must be verified
after surface preparation by random pull-off testing (ASTM D 4541)
at the discretion of the engineer. Minimum tensile strength
required is 200 psi (1.4 MPa) with concrete substrate failure
(typical).
