Exploring the behavior and quality control of steel fiber reinforced concrete through 3-point bending test and Montevideo test
Gabriela Mazureki Campos Bahniuk,
Ricardo Pieralisi,
Roberto Dalledone Machado
Abstract:Residual tensile strength plays a critical role in the design of steel fiber-reinforced concrete (SFRC) elements. It is imperative to verify and control the mechanical properties through experimental tests. This study investigates an alternative test method, known as the Montevideo (MVD) test, by assessing SFRC properties with different fiber contents (0.5%, 0.75%, and 1.0%). The experimental program included three key aspects: i) determination of residual tensile loads and strength through the three-point ben… Show more
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