Impact Resistance Non-deformable. Glass fiber fabric distributes impact loads Possible deformation under impact loading Wave Transparency Transparent to EMI/RFI transmissions Interferes with EMI/RFI transmissions Installation Lightweight for lifting and installation Requires specialized installation equipment Cost Low maintenance and installation cost Low initial cost. Higher longterm maintenance cost compared to GFRP Color and Finish Pigments can be added, allowing a wide range of colors Steel must be painted to achieve color finish The Factors of Safety (F.S.) of both systems do not differ significantly. The upper representation corresponds to the steel anchor system with an F.S. of 1.6, while the lower representation corresponds to the graphene anchor system with an F.S. of 1.5. Figure 5.1 presents the slope stability analysis schemes for both proposed configurations. Figure 5.1: Steel Anchor System – Slope Stability Analysis As shown in Figure 5.1, the steel anchor system achieves a global Factor of Safety (F.S.) of 1.6, with the anchors effectively intersecting the critical slip surface and stabilizing the potential failure mass. The required cross-sectional area for the steel tendon is 106 mm², and the calculated bond length results in ≥3.7 , satisfying the regulatory minimum requirement of ≥3.0 . STEEL
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