Study on Smart Construction Materials and Practices Using Glass Fiber in Reinforced Concrete

Abstract

Glass-fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC) is a composite material made of a cementitious grid made out of concrete, sand, water and admixtures. In which glass filaments are scattered in short length. The Non-Structural components, as facade boards, funneling and channels has been generally utilized in the development business. GFRC gives various points of interest, for example, being lightweight, imperviousness to fire, great appearance and strength. Trial-tests are led for concrete with glass fiber and without glass fiber are led. The distinctions in compressive quality and flexural quality have been found in this investigation by utilizing 3D shapes of differing sizes. Various applications and advantages of GFRC appeared in the examination, techno-economic correlation with different kinds, the test results, and furthermore the financial calculations introduced demonstrate the capability of GFRC as an elective development material.