Coastal Resilience Engineering
Reinforced concrete is a composite building material that combines concrete's high compressive strength with the tensile strength of steel reinforcement bars (rebar). This combination allows structures to withstand both compression and tension, making it ideal for various applications, especially in areas like port and harbor infrastructure where durability and strength are essential for withstanding harsh environmental conditions and heavy loads.
congrats on reading the definition of reinforced concrete. now let's actually learn it.