Experimental investigation demonstrates improved projectile impact resistance in self-compacting concrete with waste nylon fibers, indicating sustainable reinforcement potential.
In the present study, nylon waste fibers (NWF) were utilized for the first time to improve the impact resistance of self-compacting concrete (SCC) slabs against pistol shooting.Six ratios of NWF were used in the range of (0.25-1.5 at an increment of 0.25) % with three different lengths (50, 70, and 90) mm for each ratio.The fresh properties, compressive strength, and Utara sonic pulse velocity (UPV) of SCC were also measured.The results indicate the positive role of NWF in improving compressive strength.However, the fresh properties are affected negatively by using NWF.The best impact resistance of the slab occurred when 1% of NWF with a length of 90 mm was utilized.
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