T-headed stirrup for reinforced concrete structures

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52687, E04C 516

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ABSTRACT:
A T-headed stirrup for anchoring reinforcing bars in concrete, to restrain lateral buckling of the reinforcing bars under severe forces. The stirrup, comprising a shaft with a T-shaped crosspiece at each end, is typically inserted between pairs of reinforcing bars. The crosspiece contacts the reinforcing bar and is shaped to restrain lateral movement of the reinforcing bar.

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