Posted: Oct 15, 20 12:30 am
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A search didn't turn up anything but Google never forgets.
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Has anyone had any resent experiance? I am currently doing a 9K building with slab on grade and just wondering if TSMR would be of any assistance.
Thanks
Do a broader google search for fiber reinforced concrete. Steel fibers are an option within that classification.
Looks like Helix is a proprietary steel fiber, but other suppliers have equivalent options or other fiber materials.
I think by now there is plenty data that fiber reinforcement works effectively as a substitute for rebar in a SOG application.
General guidance:
https://usa.sika.com/en/constr...
Ductal is Lafarge's version of GFRC (glass fiber reinforced concrete), at least in Canada. It probably has other names in other places. Has been very successful here. https://www.lafarge.ca/en/duct...
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A search didn't turn up anything but Google never forgets.
https://archinect.com/forum/th...
Has anyone had any resent experiance? I am currently doing a 9K building with slab on grade and just wondering if TSMR would be of any assistance.
Thanks
Do a broader google search for fiber reinforced concrete. Steel fibers are an option within that classification.
Looks like Helix is a proprietary steel fiber, but other suppliers have equivalent options or other fiber materials.
I think by now there is plenty data that fiber reinforcement works effectively as a substitute for rebar in a SOG application.
General guidance:
https://usa.sika.com/en/constr...
Ductal is Lafarge's version of GFRC (glass fiber reinforced concrete), at least in Canada. It probably has other names in other places. Has been very successful here. https://www.lafarge.ca/en/duct...