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Brochure Explains How Steel-Concrete Composites Resist Explosions

Jul 24 2008

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A new brochure from Corus is now available from Bi-Steel that explains how this unique steel/concrete composite material offers superior blast resistance. The new leaflet describes the advantages the material offers over reinforced concrete and explains how and where it can be used to protect security-sensitive sites.

Bi-Steel meets the requirements of the UK and US Governments for protective buildings and is ideal as a material to construct blast walls, blast containment chambers and complete blast resistant structures.

For more information on construction materials, click here.

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