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    May 11, 2016

    FRP Composite Materials: the Perfect Fit for Waterfront Infrastructure

    Since the first fiberglass boat was launched in 1954, fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) composites have proven ideal for marine infrastructure applications. Corrosion resistance to both sea water and chemicals has made FRP extremely...

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    Topics: waterfront infrastructure, FRP Composites

    Apr 6, 2016

    More Than One Way to Go Green

    We're hearing a lot these days about reducing greenhouse gases. In the new report "On the Road Toward 2050: Potential for Substantial Reductions in Light-Duty Vehicle Energy Use and Greenhouse Gas Emissions," MIT professor of...

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    Topics: Infrastructure, FRP Composites

    Feb 29, 2016

    Super Tuesday Campaigning For FRP

    On the eve of Super Tuesday, Americans and Capitol Hill await the outcome as 11 states prepare to vote in both the Republican and Democratic primaries. It’s a day of judgment for each candidate – separating the chaff from the...

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    Topics: Infrastructure, FRP Composites

    Dec 16, 2015

    How An Ugly Duckling Bridge Emerged A Swan

    The wrong choice of apparel can land a celebrity on any number of "worst dressed" lists. When a bridge earns a place on uglybridges.com (yes, that's a real site), the reason has more to do with its condition than outward...

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    Topics: FiberSPAN, cantilever sidewalks, FRP Composites

    Oct 27, 2015

    CAMX Gives a Nod to Two Decades of FRP Composites

    It has been 20 years since FRP composites ventured into the bridge world. I say “world” because the first pedestrian bridge project took place across the Northern Atlantic in Aberfeldy, Scotland. The first vehicle bridge was...

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    Topics: CAMX, FRP Composites