There are numerous reasons why structural strengthening and concrete repair of reinforced concrete (RCC) elements like bridges, columns, and beams is necessary.

Improve seismic resistance: RCC structures may need to be strengthened to improve their resistance to seismic events, which can cause significant damage and pose a risk to human life. Structural strengthening can help to improve the seismic resistance of these structures, protecting them from damage during an earthquake.

Maintain structural integrity: Structural strengthening helps to maintain the structural integrity of RCC structures, ensuring that they remain stable and safe for use.

Meet changing regulatory requirements: Changes in regulatory requirements may necessitate structural strengthening of RCC structures to comply with updated codes and standards.

Enhance Safety: Structural strengthening can help to enhance the safety of RCC structures, reducing the risk of accidents and structural failure.

Avoid costly repairs: By strengthening RCC structures before they become severely damaged, owners can avoid costly repairs and replacement.

Improve aesthetics: Structural strengthening can also help to improve the aesthetics of RCC structures, making them more visually appealing and attractive