New Concrete Materials

Contributors: Xiong, Zhe

Subject Terms: fiber wrapping, ribbed BFRP bar, rib geometry, seawater sea-sand concrete, bond stress–slip curve, glass fiber, expansion agent, seawater–sea-sand concrete, dynamic splitting tensile properties, Brazilian disc splitting tensile test, rubberized mortar, waste rubber powder, fly ash, analytic hierarchy process, environmentally friendly building material, rubber-modified non-autoclaved concrete pipe piles, drop hammer impact, impact energy, damage level, three-dimensional digital speckle technology, bond behaviour, straight steel fibre, ring-type steel fibre, rubber, recycled aggregate concrete, coal gangue, geopolymers, alkali activators, mechanical properties, microstructure, fracture performance, steel fibres, glass fibres, hybrid fibres, recycled rubber concrete, concrete, aerogel, experimental study, compressive strength, three-point bending test, thermal conductivity, steel–FRP composite bars, freezing–thawing environment, bond–slip performance, anchoring behavior, pullout test, connecting plates, load–displacement response, theoretical model, internal curing, hydration temperature rise, autogenous shrinkage, cracking risk, saturated ceramsite, dredged silt, drying shrinkage, Technology: general issues, Oncology

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https://mdpi.com/books/pdfview/book/9814

Experimental Study on the Effects of Straight and Ring-Type Steel Fibres on the Bond Behaviour of Steel Bars in Rubber-Recycled Aggregate Concrete

Authors: Honglong Ma, Huawei Li, Jinhu Zheng, Wei Wei, Shaohua He, Xiaopeng Tian, Xiaohui Li, Feng Liu

Source: Buildings, Vol 14, Iss 2, p 504 (2024)

Subject Terms: bond behaviour, straight steel fibre, ring-type steel fibre, rubber, recycled aggregate concrete, Building construction, TH1-9745

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Relation: https://www.mdpi.com/2075-5309/14/2/504; https://doaj.org/toc/2075-5309

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