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rebar

or re-bar

[ ree-bahr ]

noun

Building Trades Informal.
  1. a steel bar or rod used to reinforce concrete.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of rebar1

1960–65, Americanism; re(inforcing) bar
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The earthquake has reduced it to a mountain of twisted rebar and shattered concrete, dwarfing the hundreds of rescue workers scurrying around it.

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“I never knew so much about concrete and rebar.”

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Tesla also constructed an open-air structure outside its main Fremont vehicle facilities in an effort to speed up assembly and production of its Model 3 sedan, but in 2019 was hit with fines from Cal/OSHA for safety violations, including a failure to obtain a permit to the build the open-air facility, failure to protect workers from exposed metal rods and rebar that posed risks and failure to properly train employees to prevent heat illness.

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That was just doable with steel, but more specious when it came to protecting beer cans, construction rebar, and Pennsylvania votes.

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The hefty concrete walls reinforced with steel rebar as thick as a human arm safely distribute the forces throughout the structure to prevent critical cracks or collapses.

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