Use of metallic fibers in concretes

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Abstract

The addition of a waste (fibers) in construction materials, particularly, the concretes is a technique increasingly used, for several reasons, either ecological, or economic, or to improve some properties in a fresh or hardened state. In our work we studied the behavior of the concrete and the mortar containing metallic fibers resulting from the unit BCR which is in Bordj-Menaiel in Algeria (metallic fibers resulting from the rejection at the end of the domestic operation of silvering of the tools and which is stored in plastic bags which are preserved in metal containers). Our work consists to study the behavior of the concretes and the mortars containing these fibers of cement substitution. We noted that the use of these fibers in the concretes in substitution of cement decreases its of compressive strength and flexural strength but to 10% of waste these strength remain acceptable. © Owned by the authors, published by EDP Sciences, 2014.

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Kherbache, S., Tahakourt, A., & Moussaceb, K. (2014). Use of metallic fibers in concretes. In MATEC Web of Conferences (Vol. 11). EDP Sciences. https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/20141101027

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