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ACI - Innovation in Fiber Reinforced Concrete for Value

ACI - Innovation in Fiber Reinforced Concrete for Value
Item #: 180-P216-03
Author: ACI
Publisher: ACI
ISBN:SP216
Format: Paperback
Your Price: $71.95
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A report on the need for fiber reinforcing in concrete structures!
From its relative obscurity in the 1960s, the rapid ascent of fiber-reinforced concrete to a mainstream construction material has been nothing short of spectacular, and paralleled by only a few other constructions materials. In spite of having come a long way, however, a lot still remains to be done. Even with nearly 200,000 metric tons of fibers used annually in applications such as slabs-on-ground, shotcrete, precast products, etc., there still exists a number of areas where fiber reinforcement has not made many inroads. One such “frontier” area is that of “structural” concrete. Numerous laboratory studies have demonstrated the effectiveness of fibers in “structural” elements, but neither the code bodies nor the consultants have yet given it a serious thought. The same applies to structures of strategic and military importance that are subjected to blast and impact loading. Fiber reinforcement is without a doubt the most effective way of enhancing the resistance of concrete to such dynamic loads, but this has not yet transpired into practice.

This Special Publication is a small step and epitomizes progress. Pioneers of fiber-reinforced concrete were deemed unreasonable by their peers, but as Bernard Shaw said, being unreasonable is the only way to make progress. 240 pp.

Innovation in Fiber Reinforced Concrete for Value - Table of Contents:

  • SP-216-1: Influence of Fiber Dispersion on the Performance of Microfiber Reinforced Cement Composites
  • SP-216-2: Effect of Specimen Size on the Compressive Response of High Strength Concrete Containing Fibers and Spiral Steel Reinforcement
  • SP-216-3: High Strength Lightweight Aggregate Fiber-Reinforced Concrete (HS-LWA FRC) Filled Steel Tube Columns for Increased Seismic Resistance
  • SP-216-4: Fiber Reinforced High Strength Concrete: Residual Strength and Pore Structure Subjected to High Temperatures
  • SP-216-5: Strength and Size Effects in Fiber Reinforced Materials
  • SP-216-6: Shear Capacity of Concrete Beams Containing Longitudinal Reinforcement and Steel Fibers
  • SP-216-7: Steel Belted...Steel Fibers Reinforce Houston's Beltway 8
  • SP-216-8: Fiber-Reinforced Cement for Piezoelectricity and Pyroelectricity
  • SP-216-9: Dynamic Splitting Tensile Strength of SFRC - An Experimental and Numerical Investigation
  • SP-216-10: A New Look at Tensile Creep of Fiber-Reinforced Concrete
  • SP-216-11: Tensile Response of HPFRC Composites Using Twisted Polygonal Steel Fibers
  • SP-216-12: A Design Method for Punching Shear Strength of Steel Fiber Reinforced Concrete Slabs
  • SP-216-13: Crack Growth Resistance of Fiber-Reinforced Concrete Under Drop-Weight Impact Loading
  • SP-216-14: Fiber Reinforcement for Minimizing Spalling in High Strength Concrete Structural Members Exposed to Fire
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