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Create and use the ADETS welded mesh in the RF-CONCRETE Surfaces add-on module of RFEM
Concrete on its own is characterized by its compressive strength. To have reinforced concrete, the participation of reinforcing steels contributes to it thanks to their resistance capacity both in compression and especially in traction.
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