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Tensile strain hardening behavior of cementitious composites reinforced with short steel fibres
Li F.M.; Li Z.J.
1998-12-01
Source PublicationKey Engineering Materials
ISSN10139826
Issue149 PART IIPages:965-970
AbstractShort steel fibers have long been incorporated to cement-based materials to improve their low tensile strength and low energy consumption capability, which leads to the steel fiber reinforced cementitious composites (SFRC). However, the conventional fiber volume fraction (V) of 1-2% cannot increase the tensile strength of the composites significantly. This has driven investigators towards the development of high performance SFRC using higher fiber volume fractions. The paper reports our experimental investigations of the uniaxial tensile behavior of SFRCs with V varying from 2-8%. The preliminary results indicate that strain hardening response can be achieved for the composites reinforced with various steel fibers when the Vf reaches a threshold value. However, their overall performance varies, mainly depending on the properties of the fibers and the fiber volume fractions. © 1995 Trans Tech Publications.
KeywordCementitious Composites Experimental Investigation Steel Fibers Strain Hardening Uniaxial Tension
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Language英語English
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Document TypeJournal article
CollectionUniversity of Macau
AffiliationHong Kong University of Science and Technology
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Li F.M.,Li Z.J.. Tensile strain hardening behavior of cementitious composites reinforced with short steel fibres[J]. Key Engineering Materials, 1998(149 PART II), 965-970.
APA Li F.M.., & Li Z.J. (1998). Tensile strain hardening behavior of cementitious composites reinforced with short steel fibres. Key Engineering Materials(149 PART II), 965-970.
MLA Li F.M.,et al."Tensile strain hardening behavior of cementitious composites reinforced with short steel fibres".Key Engineering Materials .149 PART II(1998):965-970.
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