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Full Description
Steel fiber reinforced concrete (SFRC) for structures dates back to 1925, yet it remains largely unknown to many engineers and contractors. Essential information is often buried in codes, reports, and standards. This book presents the essential information required by engineers to utilize SFRC effectively, achieving superior results across a range of applications.
The focus is on its most common use in flat, horizontal cast in situ applications, such as ground-bearing slabs, ground-suspended slabs, suspended elevated slabs, and raft slab foundations for buildings, which present more opportunities than three-dimensional structures. Prefabrication and paving are discussed where they intersect with these main applications. Material and structural testing are addressed to guide the design for these typical applications, with attention also given to shrinkage, cracking, fire resistance of slabs and walls, and environmental benefits, alongside future opportunities and challenges.
This unique book provides simple practical guidance for designing and placing SFRC
It is especially helpful for design-and-build contractors and professional engineers
It offers simple tools and methods to launch a project
Contents
1. Steel Fiber Reinforced Concrete Basics.
2. SFRC Material properties and Standard hardened material properties
3. The need to test real structures, from ground bearing to elevated suspended slabs
4. SFRC Pile supported slabs (G-SFRS)
5. SFRC suspended elevated slabs(E-SFRS)
6. Fire Resistance of elevated suspended SFRC slabs (E-SFRS) and walls
7. SFRC Foundations
8. Shrinkage of slabs
9. SFRC Slabs vs. Self-Stressing S.F.R.C. jointless slabs (a Primekss invention)
10. SFRC Design standard documents and slabs
11. SFRC Metal Decking
12. The Sustainability Challenges.
