In case of RCC members, the tensile stresses from concrete
are
transferred to the steel reinforcement bars. The high
tensile strength
of steel complements the high compressive strength of
concrete to result
in a stable and safe Reinforced Cement Concrete structure.
This is possible only if there is a perfect bond between the
cement and
the steel. This bond is made possible by the ribs present on
the surface
of TMT bars. In case of JSW Neosteel, Well-defined ribs that
exceed the
standard AR value specifications, ensure better bonding with
cement.
This makes the structure super resilient to the action of
all kinds of
loads.
In case of ordinary TMT bars, due to improper bonding between
concrete
and the reinforcement bars, the tensile stresses from
concrete do not
get transferred to the steel bars. This results in failure
of concrete
under the tensile stresses.