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MBrace FIBRE
Unidirectional Carbon Fibre sheeting Glass and Aramid sheeting used with resin lay up method
Description Colours
MBrace® Fibre sheet reinforcement materials - Carbon Fibre – Black
are enveloped in MBrace® Saturant resin to - Glass – White
yield a range of high performance features. - Aramid – Yellow
MBrace® Glass
Retrofit of masonry structures vulnerable to
earthquake damage
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MBrace FIBRE
MBrace® CF 240 - Carbon Fibre Reinforcement System - High Tensile CF
Available in widths of 500mm
Technical data of fibre (unidirectional) 200g/m² 300g/m²
Modulus of elasticity 240kN/mm² 240kN/mm²
Tensile strength 4900N/mm² 4900N/mm²
Weight of C fibre (main direction) 200g/m² 300g/m²
Total weight of sheet 230g/m² 330g/m²
Density 1.7g/cm³ 1.7g/cm³
Ultimate % 1.55 1.55
Thickness for static design weight / density 0.117mm 0.176mm
Theor. Section for static design 1000mm width 117mm² 176mm²
Safety factor for static design (manual lamination / 1.2 (recommended) 1.2 (recommended)
UDproduct)
Tensile force of 1000mm width ultimate 117 x 4900 = 477.7kN 176 x 4900 = 718.7kN
1.2 1.2
Tensile force of 1000mm width at 0.6% for design 181kN 273kN
Precautions
READ ALL SAFETY DIRECTIONS AND
WARNINGS AND REFER TO MATERIAL
SAFETY DATA SHEET FOR HANDLING
PROCEDURES.
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