Fiber reinforced concrete FRC Pars Laneh

Fiber concrete is in fact a composite that with the use of reinforcing fibers inside the concrete mixture, the tensile strength increases tremendously. This composite has good integrity and consistency and allows the use of concrete as a forming material to produce curvilinear surfaces. Fiber concrete also has high energy absorption and is not easily disrupted by impact loads. Historical evidence of this technology is the use of straw in building construction.

Types of fibers used in concrete:

It has already been shown that a variety of fibers can increase the strain capacity of impact resistance by increasing the amount of energy absorbed by wear and tensile strength of concrete. Nowadays, using glass fibers, polypropylene, steel and sometimes carbon, it is possible to produce different types of composite concrete in various industrial applications and its application in the developed world is accepted by the construction industry.