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1. FRP materials - a draft strategy for a co-ordinated approach. (79971) MOSS R M Building Research Establishment (BRE) BRE output no. 79971 To be presented as a Discussion Paper at the Composites and Plastics in Construction Conference November 1999 LIMITED ACCESS Garston, BRE, 1999, 19pp. 2. Advanced polymer composites in construction. HALLIWELL S M Building Research Establishment (BRE) BRE Information Paper IP 7/99 Garston, BRE, 1999, 8pp. The more advanced forms of fibre-reinforced plastics (FRP) (often referred to as advanced polymer composites), originally designed for aerospace and military applications, have superior properties that offer potential benefits to the construction industry. Advanced polymer composites have a range of applications such as sandwich panels, modular units, structural components, reinforcing bars, and structural repair and strengthening. Deals with various aspects of advanced composites focussing on the properties of the materials and their uses. (From author abstract) 3. Tension-tension axial fatigue of E-glass fiber-reinforced polymetric composites: fatigue life diagram. DEMERS C E Construction and Building Materials, 1998, v.12 no.5, p.303-310 Fibre-reinforced polymetric (FRP) composites have been under analytical and experimental investigations for approx 40 years in the context of aerospace, marine and mechanical applications. Now the use of FRP composites in civil engineering applications is steadily increasing. For civil engineering structures subject to cyclic loading, one important limit state in design is fatigue. Thus, a review of the existing data is necessary to determine the applicability to civil engineering