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Scott Smith from Southern Cross University in Australia discusses the potential of using FRP (Fiber Reinforced Polymer) to enhance the capacity of timber structures, particularly with regard to historical timber structures that require rehabilitation. The suitability of different types of timber and factors such as moisture content, direction of grain, density, and natural growth characteristics are important considerations when selecting a species of timber. Smith presented various testing procedures for FRP reinforcement methods, such as externally bonded and near-surface mounted reinforcement, and the importance of measuring strain and slip between the FRP and the substrate. Finally, he discusses the need for further research and testing to develop reliable models for FRP-to-timber interfaces.
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