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The new approval for the sustainable strengthening of existing structures with carbon reinforced concrete
The latest global events have shown that climate protection belongs to the biggest current issues of today. In order to initiate the change that is urgently needed, future-oriented processes are required. The excessive use of resources and the associated CO2 emissions in the construction sector have reached levels that are harmful to the environment and will burden the future generations. Furthermore, a worrisome trend has emerged in the construction industry in recent years. Instead of preserving old and existing building structures, demolition and replacement construction is preferred. Environmental aspects or the historical value of monuments and listed buildings play no role, even though these are essential considerations of our time! How can we put an end to the waste of resources and destruction of local building history? With new and innovative materials—such as the high-performance composite material carbon reinforced concrete, especially in the field of renovation and strengthening of existing structures. A new and improved approval enables to strengthen structures more efficiently and therefore, to save material. As a result, buildings are not only protected from demolition, but also remain being used sustainably.