Tridimensional fiber reinforcement of portland cement concrete matrices
Abstract
Abstract Steel fibers or cloth made therefrom having a tridimensional configuration for use as a reinforcement for Portland cement concrete matrices is described. At least three wires, approximately equally laterally spaced from each other, skeletally enclose a volume in the approximate shape of a sphere or ellipsoid; the wires are joined to one another where they meet along the axis of the volume enclosed to form the basic tridimensional element termed an ''''enclosure''''. These enclosures may be connected in series by causing the wires to be sufficiently long to form two or more enclosures. One or more of serially connected enclosures may be used as a reinforcing fiber. A continuous fiber is formed by connecting in series a relatively large number of enclosures. A group of parallel, continuous fibers may be laterally connected to form a tridimensional cloth.
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- 👤 A Naaman
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