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ISSUE No 42/4 December 2016BENDING REINFORCEMENT ON SITE To create a bend or permanent deformation in a piece of steel reinforcement, the material must be elastically deformed or strained beyond its

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1. Ensure you have the necessary bending reinforcement materials, such as steel bars or mesh.
2. Identify the specific area or structure that requires bending reinforcement.
3. Measure and calculate the required size and length of the bending reinforcement.
4. Follow the design drawings or structural specifications for the appropriate placement and configuration of the bending reinforcement.
5. Prepare the surface by cleaning any debris or excess concrete.
6. Lay out the bending reinforcement according to the designated positions, ensuring proper spacing and overlap.
7. Secure the bending reinforcement in place using tie wires or other suitable fastening methods.
8. Verify the correct alignment and elevation of the bending reinforcement through periodic checks.
9. Ensure that all bending reinforcement is adequately covered by concrete during the pouring process.
10. Ensure the bending reinforcement is properly embedded within the concrete by using vibrators or other appropriate techniques.
11. Allow sufficient time for the concrete to cure and gain strength before subjecting the bending reinforcement to any loads or stresses.

Who needs bending reinforcement on site?

1. Construction contractors and builders who are responsible for constructing various structures, such as buildings, bridges, and highways, may require bending reinforcement on site.
2. Civil engineers and structural designers who design and supervise the construction of concrete structures often specify the use of bending reinforcement.
3. Any project that involves the use of reinforced concrete, where additional strength and load-bearing capacity are required, may necessitate the use of bending reinforcement on site.
4. Architects and designers who incorporate concrete elements in their designs may require bending reinforcement to ensure structural integrity and durability.
5. Individuals or organizations involved in the maintenance and repair of concrete structures may also require bending reinforcement on site to reinforce weakened or damaged areas.

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What is bending reinforcement on site?

Bending reinforcement on site refers to the process of shaping and installing steel bars or mesh to reinforce concrete structures.

Who is required to file bending reinforcement on site?

Contractors, engineers, or construction workers responsible for the installation of the reinforcement are required to file bending reinforcement on site.

How to fill out bending reinforcement on site?

Bending reinforcement on site is filled out by documenting the specifications of the reinforcement such as size, spacing, and bending dimensions.

What is the purpose of bending reinforcement on site?

The purpose of bending reinforcement on site is to provide added strength and stability to concrete structures, reducing the risk of cracking and failure.

What information must be reported on bending reinforcement on site?

Information such as the type and size of reinforcement used, bending dimensions, and placement within the structure must be reported on bending reinforcement on site.