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Rebar, the full name of reinforced concrete rebar, refers to a kind of building material that is processed into a certain strength and ductility by cold drawing or hot rolling steel through a specific shape and process, and is used to reinforce and strengthen concrete structures.

The main function of rebar is to increase the tensile strength and ductility of concrete components, so that they have better earthquake resistance, crack resistance and deformation resistance. At the same time, rebar can also connect concrete components, increase component strength, and control crack expansion.

Rebar is usually divided into two types: ordinary rebar and high-strength rebar, and the difference lies in the size of tensile strength and yield strength. Ordinary rebar is generally used in general building structures, while high-strength rebar is suitable for projects with high strength and bearing capacity requirements, such as high-rise buildings, bridges, etc.

In construction, the use of rebar usually needs to comply with national standards and specifications to ensure the safety and reliability of the structure. The processing and construction of rebar also need to be strictly carried out in accordance with relevant regulations to ensure the correct use and connection of rebar.

In general, rebar is a key building material, and its role in concrete structures is crucial. By properly selecting and using steel bars, the performance and safety of building structures can be improved, ensuring that buildings have a longer service life and better resistance to disasters.