Traduction de «Carbon-reinforced concrete » (Anglais → Français) :

carbon fibre reinforced concrete | carbon reinforced concrete | carbon-reinforced concrete

glassfibre-reinforced concrete | GRC | glass reinforced concrete | glass-reinforced concrete | glass-reinforced cement

Foundation:on reinforced concrete piles with reinforced concrete beams

continually reinforced concrete | continuously reinforced concrete

glassfibre reinforced concreting | reinforced concrete glass

steel fibre reinforced concrete | steel reinforced concrete | steel-reinforced concrete

fibrous concrete [ fibre-reinforced concrete | fiber-reinforced concrete ]

Welding of Reinforcing Bars in Reinforced Concrete Construction [ W186-M1990 (R2012) ]

reinforced concrete box culvert [ reinforced concrete box ]

reinforced concrete

112. Hopes that concrete and measurable targets will swiftly be established for each sector, in order to encourage private investors and inspire confidence and cooperation among them, while promoting the better use of European funds; stresses that renewable energy, innovation and the development and deployment of breakthrough technologies can contribute to the fight against climate change and, at the same time, help convince the EU's partners worldwide that emissions reductions are feasible without losing competitiveness or putting job creation at risk; considers it essential that the EU and its Member States should set an example in e ...[+++]stablishing a system for investment in new, energy-efficient and low-carbon technologies; calls for the reinforcement of existing financing schemes in order to achieve the roadmap objectives, as well as for discussions to be promptly launched on the financial instruments that need to be deployed, and for the facilitation of better synergies between national and European financing schemes; believes that multi-source financing schemes can be an effective tool; stresses the key role of regional and cohesion policy funding as the main instrument for cofinancing regional measures for the transition to a low-carbon economy; considers that a significant proportion of financing for the 2014-2020 programming period should be allocated to meeting the objectives of the 2050 roadmap;

7. Hopes that concrete and measurable targets will swiftly be established for each sector, in order to inspire confidence and cooperation among, and to encourage, private investors and a better use of European funds; stresses that renewable energy, innovation and the development and deployment of breakthrough technologies contribute to the fight against climate change and, at the same time, help convince the EU’s partners worldwide that emissions reductions are feasible without losing competitiveness or putting at risk job creation; considers it essential that Europe and its Member States lead by example in establishing a system for in ...[+++]vestment in new, energy-efficient and low carbon technologies; calls for the reinforcement of existing financing schemes in order to achieve the roadmap objectives, as well as for discussions to be promptly launched on the financial instruments that need to be deployed, and for the facilitation of better synergies between national and European financing schemes; believes that multisource financing schemes can be an effective tool; emphasises the important role of regional and cohesion policy funding as the main instrument for co-financing regional measures for the transition to a low carbon economy; considers that a significant proportion of financing for the 2014-2020 programming period should be allocated to meeting the objectives of the 2050 roadmap;

114. Hopes that concrete and measurable targets will swiftly be established for each sector, in order to encourage private investors and inspire confidence and cooperation among them, while promoting the better use of European funds; stresses that renewable energy, innovation and the development and deployment of breakthrough technologies can contribute to the fight against climate change and, at the same time, help convince the EU’s partners worldwide that emissions reductions are feasible without losing competitiveness or putting job creation at risk; considers it essential that the EU and its Member States should set an example in e ...[+++]stablishing a system for investment in new, energy-efficient and low-carbon technologies; calls for the reinforcement of existing financing schemes in order to achieve the roadmap objectives, as well as for discussions to be promptly launched on the financial instruments that need to be deployed, and for the facilitation of better synergies between national and European financing schemes; believes that multi-source financing schemes can be an effective tool; stresses the key role of regional and cohesion policy funding as the main instrument for cofinancing regional measures for the transition to a low-carbon economy; considers that a significant proportion of financing for the 2014-2020 programming period should be allocated to meeting the objectives of the 2050 roadmap;

The Committee approved, in principle, the following new Actions: - COST 520 : Impact of biofilm and biofouling on materials and processes - COST 521 : Corrosion of steel in reinforced concrete structures - COST 620 : Vulnerability and risk mapping for the protection of carbonate (karst) aquifers - COST 621 : Groundwater management of coastal karstic aquifers - COST G6 : Digital Audio Effects [1] Representatives of the media interested in this Conference are kindly invited to contact the COST Secretariat - tel. 32-2-285 65 75, fax. 32-2-285 65 80.