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REBAR
(redirected from Steel Reinforcing Bar)

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REBARSteel Reinforcing Bar
ReBARRestructuring Budgets, Assessments and Rates (Oregon developmental disabilities grant)
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Construction industries find it useful in detecting steel reinforcing bars present in concretes, pipes, or wires in walls and floors.
What Is A Metal Detector by Holly Dodd / Computers and Internet community
RBJ found that the reinforcement was extensive and necessarily closely spaced because tests of their undulating design had shown that a blast would punch out chunks of concrete from the back of the wall where gaps existed between steel reinforcing bars (similar to the cratering a BB shot leaves in window glass, although on a much larger scale).
Safety without a bunker-like feeling by Higbee, Gary / Real Estate Weekly
incorporated in Grenada, to process steel reinforcing bars, drawn wire and welded wire mesh, from wire rods manufactured in Trinidad, for consumption in Grenada and for export to the Eastern Caribbean, reports CANA (April 24, 2000).
STEEL JOINT VENTURE by Caribbean Update
 
 
 
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