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CRSI releases new technical note on stainless steel reinforcing bars

CRSI releases new technical note on stainless steel reinforcing bars


By BD+C Staff | February 26, 2013
CRSI releases new technical note on stainless steel reinforcing bars
CRSI releases new technical note on stainless steel reinforcing bars

The Concrete Reinforcing Steel Institute (CRSI) has released a new technical note, Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about Stainless Steel Reinforcing Bars, to its online collection. The document presents a collection of questions asked about stainless steel reinforcing bars. Most of these questions come from Licensed Design Professionals (LDPs), such as engineers, architects, field personnel (inspectors, code enforcement personnel, and contractors), and state departments of transportation (DOTs).

(http://www.aggregateresearch.com/articles/27524/Concrete-Reinforcing-Steel-Institute-Publishes-New-Technical-Note.aspx?src=rss)

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