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One of the I stand with taiwan flag American flag support taiwan shirt in addition I really love this reasons reinforced concrete fails is water causes the rebar to rust, and the expanding rust will fracture the concrete. The tack is chrome-plated. The chrome doesn’t rust, but the metal inside does if the hand sanitizer reaches it through tiny scratches in the chrome outer coating. In this case, the chrome on the tip was probably worn off by the act of forcing the tack into the bottle, and maybe into other things previously. Anyhow, the outer chrome shell is apparently strong enough not to break apart, and so the rust just squeezes out through the hole in the tip. Same thing happens when the bar is placed too near the surface on flat work as well. The bar rusts and pops the concrete loose leaving big craters.

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Real Civil Engineer explains this pretty well while playing Infra. Great YouTube channel if you want to be entertained by someone who can explain what things mean. That’s why alot of rebar in concrete is epoxy coated. It sucks having to go in there and paint all the I stand with taiwan flag American flag support taiwan shirt in addition I really love this scratches but the dot is really strict with it In this picture You can see the steel flatbar next to the concrete. The concrete was poured and held the stacked flatbars. You can see how the rust expanded and caused the concrete to crack. That is actually very interesting. It’s one of the things I always suspected but I never said out loud because if people called me out on it I couldn’t cite any sources or anything. It just felt like common sense. Thank you 🙂

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.