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Fiber-reinforced cement composites

P. Balaguru and Surendra P. Shah

McGraw-Hill, c1992

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Includes bibliographical references

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内容説明

Fibre-reinforced concrete is often a viable substitute for steel-reinforced concrete, particularly in adverse climates and locations where steel is scarce and expensive. This book collates necessary mechanical properties, including tension and bending moments, and simple calculations for determining loading and stress of materials used in FRC, including cement, admixtures and composites. It also gives advice on how to maximize the unique advantages of fibre-reinforced cement materials, highlighting the speciality uses such as fibre-reinforced shotcrete, thin sheet products, glass-fibre-reinforced cement and slurry infiltrated fibre concrete.

目次

  • Historical developments
  • mechanics of fibers
  • basic concepts of mechanical properties - tension, bending
  • constitutive materials
  • mixture proportions - mixing and casting procedures
  • properties of freshly mixed FRC
  • properties of hardened FRC
  • compression, tension and flexure
  • FRC under impact and fatigue loading
  • creep, shrinkage and long-term performance of FRC
  • plastic drying shrinkage
  • fiber-reinforced shotcrete
  • glass fiber reinforced cement (GFRF)
  • thin sheet products
  • slurry infiltrated fiber concrete (SIFCON)
  • use of FRC in structural components
  • field performance and case studies.

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