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Innovation in concrete frame construction
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October 1, 2005
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The European Concrete Building Project (Cardington project) sought to analyse and improve the production of concrete framed structures in the UK(1-5) (see Figure 1). A recent study by BRE looked at its impact and on innovation in concrete frames more generally.
Nine innovations that formed part of the Cardington project are highlighted in this article. Comments on their use in practice and the barriers to their adoption, developed at a workshop in April 2005 and from interviews with industry representatives, are given. Interviewees rated the usefulness of each innovation and the average of the scores was converted into a percentage to enable comparison. Table 1 summarises the 'usefulness ...
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