Explore publications and technical articles addressing concrete materials, structural behaviour, and design methodologies, including steel fibre reinforced self-stressing concrete (SFRSSC). The articles present research-based analysis, experimental results, and practical applications that support the design of efficient, durable, and sustainable concrete structures.
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Full-Scale Tests of Steel Fibre Reinforced Concrete and Self-Stressing Steel Fibre Reinforced Concrete - Overview
Self-stressing steel fibre-reinforced concrete (SFRSSC) is increasing-ly utilised every day, with its areas of applicability expanding. One such appli-cation is ground-level elevated slabs on piles, along with elevated slabs on columns. Authors: Martins Suta, Ulvis Skadins, Cosmin Popescu, Bjorn Taljsten, Gregor Fischer, Liga Gaile
Chemically Post-Tensioned Steel-Fibre-Reinforced Industrial Flooring Slabs
Chemically post-tensioned steel-fibre-reinforced slab technology is a novel construction approach for industrial ground- and pile-supported slabs. Author(s): Rolands Cepurītis and Krišjānis Grinšpons of Primekss Group and David A Martin from Primekss UK report.
Development of Efficient Design: Ground-level Concrete Floor Slabs
Design and Code; very straightforward, you might think. Code provides the rules by which we design structures for a huge array of support and load conditions. Author(s): David Martin of DA Martin Associates reports
CO2 Reductions Utilising Self-Stressing Steel Fibre Reinforced Concrete
A novel system utilising steel-fibre reinforced concrete (SFRSSC) has been developed and implemented in projects in the recent years for structures such as ground-based slabs, ground-level elevated slabs on piles among others. Authors: Martins Suta, Liga Gaile, Rolands Cepuritis
Pile-Supported Slabs for Sites with Poor Geotechnical Conditions
Shrinkage-compensating steel fiber-reinforced concrete provides a cost-effective solution Author(s): Rolands Cepurītis, Brad J. Pease, Jānis Kamars, and Jānis Ošlejs