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Mechanical Characteristics of SFRC Reinforced by New Engineered Steel Fibre

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The last five decades have seen a large research effort focused on fibre reinforced concrete. Most of the research studies have been devoted to the use of steel fibre and mechanical characteristics of fibre reinforced concrete. Only a limited number of research programmes dealt with properties (both geometrical and mechanical) and development of steel fibre. In this paper a new type of engineered steel fibre will be analysed in comparison to commercially available fibre. Properties of concretes reinforced by a small volume of fibre were of special interest. Conducted tests covered both fresh mix behaviour and strength characteristics of hardened concrete.

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Ponikiewski, T., Katzer, J. (2019). Mechanical Characteristics of SFRC Reinforced by New Engineered Steel Fibre. In: Herrmann, H., Schnell, J. (eds) Short Fibre Reinforced Cementitious Composites and Ceramics. Advanced Structured Materials, vol 95. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-00868-0_5

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