Posts tagged with 'reinforced concrete '
Reinforcement Continuity Systems for Modern Construction
Concrete construction techniques continue to evolve in response to demands for safer, faster, and more efficient site operations. In recent years, the requirements of revised standards such as Eurocode 2 (BS EN 1992:1-1:2023) have increased the lap lengths for reinforcing bars, bringing new challenges for engineers and contractors. Neil Loy discusses how Leviat have adapted to help this. Read more
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Engineering Innovation in The Wave
Referred to as 'The Wave', the University of Sheffield's new Faculty of Social Sciences (FOSS) building, is a stunning example of modern architectural design combined with advanced engineering solutions. The building's fluid, curved form wrapped in glass is as much a technical achievement as it is an aesthetic one. Leviat, working alongside other key contractors, played a vital role in delivering concrete solutions that helped bring the ambitious design to life. Neil Loy of Leviat reports. Read more
Ask the Expert: Coupler & Continuity Systems
For our final ‘Ask the Expert’ of 2024 we sat down with Neil Loy, Commercial Manager for Rebar Splicing at Leviat to find out about reinforcement continuity systems and considerations for their use in infrastructure projects. Read more
Using shear load connectors in structural and civil engineering concrete projects
Presenting a range of projects where shear load connectors have assisted the design of reinforced concrete connections in both building and civil engineering contracts. Read more
Expansion and Contraction Joints in Concrete Construction
A discussion on how reinforced concrete must be designed and constructed to accommodate the inevitable movements that will take place. Read more
Connections in construction: reinforced concrete frames
Holding concrete structures together securely, connecting joints between slabs and transferring loads throughout the structure is the job of steel rebar couplers, reinforcement continuity systems, stud rails and shear dowels. Read more
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Ancon Masonry Support Systems Achieve CCPI Conformance
Ancon Masonry Support Systems have achieved CCPI Conformance following a rigorous assessment process. The milestone reinforces Leviat's commitment to providing clear, accurate and accessible product information for masonry support solutions used across the UK construction industry.
New Ancon A1-25/14 Non-Combustible Clip Delivers Easier Installation Without Compromise
Introducing the third non‑combustible clip in the range: the Ancon A1‑25/14 Insulation Retaining Clip. This new A1-rated, non-combustible clip has been specifically designed for use with Ancon 25/14 channel restraint system.