Structural timber. Strength classes Ingestion-build-228203 Galvanized reinforcement steel is steel

Galvanized reinforcement steel is steel that is coated with a protective layer of zinc (Zn) metal as a barrier to the corrosive environment to which the rebars are exposed when embedded in concrete

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Structural timber. Strength classes Ingestion-build-228203 Galvanized reinforcement steel is steel1 Scope This European Standard establishes a system of strength classes for general use in design codes. It gives characteristic strength and stiffness properties and density values for each class to which EN 140811 refers. This standard is applicable to all softwood and hardwood timber for structural use, within the scope of EN 140811.