
BarChip MQ58 Fibre for Concrete Flooring
When it comes to fibre reinforced concrete flooring, BarChip MQ58 sets itself apart by delivering a unique triple benefit package.
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When it comes to fibre reinforced concrete flooring, BarChip MQ58 sets itself apart by delivering a unique triple benefit package.
In total, 438.7 tonnes of steel reinforcement was replaced with just 19 tonnes of BarChip48 macro synthetic fibre. Along with simplified logistics and faster construction, this change resulted in a direct carbon reduction of 1,663 tCO2-eq.
Find out how BarChip fibre enables low carbon concrete by eliminating steel reinforcement, reducing material use and supporting efficient, durable designs that cut embodied carbon across every stage of construction.
The global push to decarbonise steel is facing setbacks, with rising costs and infrastructure challenges stalling major projects. This industry insight explores why low-carbon steel remains a long-term challenge and highlights macro synthetic fibres as a proven, immediate alternative for sustainable concrete reinforcement.
Sustainable construction demands more than low carbon. This article highlights 7 ways BarChip fibre enables sustainable concrete solutions that deliver measurable sustainability outcomes across the life cycle of concrete projects.
11 Key Facts on the Creep of Fibre Reinforced Concrete: Your Ultimate Guide on Fibre Concrete Creep.
JOINTLESS Flooring Solutions with BarChip macro synthetic fibre. HelloParks 46,500 m2 PT2 Big Box warehouse is a prime example of fibre reinforced jointless flooring without steel reinforcement.
BarChip is a proven game-changer for precast concrete. We look at the key benefits that make fibres ideal for modern precast concrete construction.
BarChip54 and BarChipR65 were used across all 8 tunnels of the Second Track, with over 850 tonnes used to reinforce more than 150,000 m3 of shotcrete.
BarChip macro synthetic fibre helps Parramatta Light Rail deliver world-class sustainable infrastructure, reducing the carbon footprint of the concrete track slab by 4,815 tonnes of CO2e and reducing labour costs by 15%.
BarChip fibre was used to reinforce the Jackon THERMOMUR insulated concrete forms from BEWI at Villa Fonnes in Norway.
The total expansion of 22,000 m2 allowed Taurus to increase production by 50% and included logistics and distribution facilities, engineering, laboratories and offices.