Abstract: The invention can be used in the production of prestressed reinforcement. The problem of interest consists in developing a reinforcing cable having an increased degree of bonding, said cable having guaranteed structural stability and providing an increased degree of bonding with concrete, durability, and stress relaxation resistance. In a reinforcing cable, a central wire (1) is disposed along the axis of the cable, and is configured with spiral grooves (2) having a pitch that is equal to the pitch of the lay of the cable. Strand wires of an inner layer are disposed within the grooves, each of said wires being in contact with the central wire and with two adjacent wires of the inner layer. Strand wires are helically arranged at equal intervals from one another in an outer layer, each of said wires being disposed in a groove between the strand wires of the inner layer, and being in contact with the latter.

Abstract: The invention pertains to the production of cables and can be used for reinforcing single-block constructions and other articles made of concrete. The purpose of the invention is to create a self-rectifying reinforcing member. The reinforcement cable comprises a central wire and layer-forming wires spirally wound around the same and having a periodical profile. A periodical profile is applied on the outer section of the surface of the layer-forming wires and is made in the form of inclined protrusions above the generatrix of the crimped surface of the cable. The sections of the surface of the layer-forming wires in contact with other wires are made in the form of spirally-arranged planar flats.

Abstract: The invention pertains to the production of cables and can be used for reinforcing single-block constructions and other articles made of concrete. The purpose of the invention is to create a self-rectifying reinforcing member. The reinforcement cable comprises a central wire and layer-forming wires spirally wound around the same and having a periodical profile. A periodical profile is applied on the outer section of the surface of the layer-forming wires and is made in the form of inclined protrusions above the generatrix of the crimped surface of the cable. The sections of the surface of the layer-forming wires in contact with other wires are made in the form of spirally-arranged planar flats. The cable is secured at the base of the structure and is attached upon each casting cycle between the previously-formed portion of the structure and a distribution matrix. The cable is supplied via bypass rollers and a guiding trough from reels arranged at the base.