Influence of Various Amount of Steel Fibers on Load Capacity and Strain in Model Foundation Slab

Pavlina Mateckova; Martina Smirakova; David Litvan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.761.159

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Influence of Various Amount of Steel Fibers on Load Capacity and Strain in Model Foundation Slab

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In the paper the brief introduction of soil-structure interaction research at VSB TU Ostrava is presented. Currently resistance of model foundation slabs made of steel fibre reinforced concrete exposed to vertical load is tested. Strain gauge measurement is described and particular results are presented. Strain gauge measurement efficiency is discussed.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 761)

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Pavlina Mateckova*, Martina Smirakova, David Litvan

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Fibre Concrete, Foundation Slab, Strain Gauge

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