Steel rebars are connected to each other during construction using various methods such as overlapping, welding, or mechanical couplers.
Steel rebars are typically connected to each other during construction through a process called rebar splicing. This involves overlapping the rebars and then securing them together using various methods such as welding, tying with wire, or using mechanical couplers. These connections ensure the rebars form a strong and continuous structural framework, enhancing the overall strength and stability of the construction.
Steel rebars are typically connected to each other during construction using several methods, such as overlapping, welding, or using mechanical connectors like couplers or lap splices. These connections ensure the rebars form a strong and continuous reinforcement system, providing structural integrity to the concrete elements being constructed.
