Research on Concrete Columns Seismic Performance of Super Early-Strength Composite Fibers after High Temperature

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Super early-strength composite fiber concrete has been widely used. Seismic Performance of super early-strength composite fiber concrete columns needs to be known after high temperature, quasi-static tests under different high temperatures are experimented. The experiment showed that: the downtrend of hysteretic curves and skeleton curves are consistent, but reductions for both hysteretic curves and skeleton curves are diverse after different duration.

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