The Arizona Department of Transportation Used Carbon Fiber Strips to Fix a Bridge

The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) announced it used carbon fiber strips that are “coated and strengthened with a reinforcing polymer” to fix girders on two state highway bridges in Phoenix. According to ADOT, one of those bridges is no longer listed as structurally deficient as a result.

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