Benefits of using ARC’s GFRP Rebar in Underground Concrete Tank Construction:

• Corrosion Resistance: ARC’s GFRP rebar is inherently resistant to corrosion and electrochemical degradation, ensuring long-term durability and structural integrity of underground concrete tanks, even in aggressive soil conditions or groundwater environments.
• Extended Service Life: By eliminating the risk of rust and corrosion, ARC’s GFRP rebar significantly extends the lifespan of underground concrete tanks, minimizing maintenance requirements and costly repairs or replacements.
• Non-Conductive Properties: The non-conductive nature of GFRP bars eliminates the risk of stray current-induced corrosion, enhancing the durability and reliability of reinforced concrete tanks in areas with underground electrical utilities or cathodic protection systems.
• Chemically Inert: GFRP rebar is chemically inert and resistant to various chemicals and acids that may be present in the stored materials or surrounding soil, ensuring the long-term performance and integrity of the tank structure.
• Lightweight and High Strength: GFRP rebar has a high strength-to-weight ratio, making it lighter than steel reinforcement while maintaining excellent tensile strength. This facilitates easier handling, reduces labor costs, and enables more efficient construction processes in confined underground spaces.
• Reduced Excavation and Backfill: The lightweight nature of GFRP rebar allows for the design of thinner tank walls, reducing the amount of excavation and backfill required, thereby saving time and costs associated with earthwork.
• Improved Leak Resistance: The corrosion resistance of ARC’s GFRP rebar minimizes the risk of concrete cracking and spalling caused by reinforcement corrosion, thereby reducing the potential for leaks and improving the watertightness of the tank structure.