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Reinforced concrete is a composite construction material that is strengthened by adding reinforcements (steel bars) or mesh within the concrete.
Reinforced concrete is a composite material that combines concrete and steel reinforcements, typically in the form of steel bars (rebar) or mesh. This combination enhances the strength of the concrete, allowing it to withstand greater forces and making it ideal for structural applications such as bridges, high-rise buildings, and parking garages. The integration of reinforcements enables engineers to design more efficient and resilient structures.
Reinforced concrete is commonly used in high-rise buildings where steel bars are embedded within the concrete to provide strength against tensile forces.
