Comparison and Finite Element Analysis of Steel or Synthetic Fiber Reinforced Precast, Prestressed Beams (2015)
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03 May 2015

Comparison and Finite Element Analysis of Steel or Synthetic Fiber Reinforced Precast, Prestressed Beams (2015)

Journal of Civil Engineering and Architecture 9 (2015) pp. 1054-1059
DOI:10.17265/1934-7359/2015.09.005

Usage of fiber reinforced concrete to replace shear reinforcement has become more common in the precast industry in recent years. In some cases, the use of steel fibers could be problematic because of corrosion, hence, synthetic material could be a suitable alternative material solution. Thus, it would appear logical to undertake a comparison of these fibers’ load bearing capacity to determine suitability in each case. In this paper, the bending and the shear tests of four large-scale and prestressed beams made of steel or synthetic fiber reinforced concrete without stirrups are presented.

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