Multi-anchored EBFRP system

<b>Figure Description – Multi-Anchored EBFRP System</b>This figure illustrates a <b>Multi-Anchored Externally Bonded Fiber Reinforced Polymer (EBFRP) System</b> for structural retrofitting and reinforcement. The design integrates multiple anchorage mechanisms to enhance load transfer and mitigate common failure modes such as premature debonding. Key features include:<b>Externally Bonded FRP Laminates</b> arranged in orthogonal and diagonal configurations, ensuring multi-directional reinforcement of the concrete element.<b>Fan-Type and Linear Anchors</b> that provide mechanical interlocking and stress redistribution to improve the system’s anchorage efficiency.<b>Embedded FRP Ropes and Anchors</b> within drilled holes and around the concrete column and beam junctions, enhancing anchorage depth and confinement.<b>Surface Preparation Mesh (orange grid)</b> representing rebar positioning or textured preparation to improve bonding between concrete and the EBFRP materials.<b>Cross-sectional Detailing</b> emphasizes the comprehensive engagement of all bonded surfaces and anchors with the host concrete member, particularly around joints and load-critical zones.This configuration is suitable for strengthening beam-column joints, slab systems, and foundation interfaces in both new and existing concrete structures under seismic and heavy load conditions.