IMPORTANCE OF RIBS IN TMT BARS
Steel reinforcement bars (TMT Saria) are an excellent choice for today’s construction projects. TMT Steel Bar has a variety of properties, including Yield Strength, Highly Ductile, Earthquake Resistance, Corrosion Resistance, and Fire Resistance.
Thermex Cooling Technology is used to create high-quality TMT rods. These bars are made using two processes: curing and self tempering. As a result, the cores become ferrite and crystalline, with a martensite outer surface that is highly flexible and solid. This is not a parallel pairing. TMT steel bars become extremely bendable due to their exceptional Yield Tensile properties.
These rods are ribbed for added strength. It evenly distributes the weight across the TMT bar. The ribs improve the grip on the concrete. During the construction process, it reduces the risk of sliding. The use of the TMT Bar helps a structure last longer. Maintenance requirements are slightly reduced due to the high weldability and adhesion, resulting in cost reduction.
VARIOUS RIBBED BARS
Reinforced Ribbed Bars
- Double rows of crossing ribs are used in Reinforced Steel Bars. It is evenly dispersed along the length and enables efficient concrete bonding.
- Nominal Cross-sectional Area
- A cross-sectional zone that is similar in size to the area of a round bar of the same nominal diameter.
- Longitudinal Rib
- It has a constant and regular distension that corresponds to the steel-reinforced bars vertical.
- Rib Transverse
- It is a rib on the TMT steel bars exterior that isn’t a longitudinal rib