Fiber-Reinforced Concrete Part 2

Fiber-Reinforced Concrete Part 2

How Fibers Work - Part 2

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About this course

Today, the most commonly used fibers in concrete are steel and polypropylene.  There are other materials such as glass (alkali-resistant) and natural materials like cellulose.  There are a large variety of fibers used in concrete for the construction industry. Fibers come in different sizes, shapes and materials and there is not one fiber for all uses. 

In Part 2 of 2 for fibers, the aim is to start with some basic fiber characteristics and how fibers are combined with concrete.

Curriculum 

  • Welcome
    • Your Learning Goals
  • Getting Familiar with Fiber Characteristics
    • Physical Characteristics
    • Fiber Mechanical Properties
    • Concrete Properties
    • Macro and Micro Fibers
  • Dosing Fibers
    • How to Dose Fibers
    • Typical Dosing Amounts
  • Knowledge Check
  • Results & Summary

About this course

Today, the most commonly used fibers in concrete are steel and polypropylene.  There are other materials such as glass (alkali-resistant) and natural materials like cellulose.  There are a large variety of fibers used in concrete for the construction industry. Fibers come in different sizes, shapes and materials and there is not one fiber for all uses. 

In Part 2 of 2 for fibers, the aim is to start with some basic fiber characteristics and how fibers are combined with concrete.

Curriculum 

  • Welcome
    • Your Learning Goals
  • Getting Familiar with Fiber Characteristics
    • Physical Characteristics
    • Fiber Mechanical Properties
    • Concrete Properties
    • Macro and Micro Fibers
  • Dosing Fibers
    • How to Dose Fibers
    • Typical Dosing Amounts
  • Knowledge Check
  • Results & Summary