The results of experimental studies of the impact strength of samples of concrete and steel fiber concrete are presented. For dispersed reinforcement, three types of steel fiber were used - with bent ends, wave and flattened. Tests were conducted to determine the static and dynamic bending strength, and then - impact tests on the pendulum headstock MK-30. It was found that the impact strength increases significantly in the presence of fiber, but the type of fiber has almost no effect on it. Since specimens reinforced with a fiber content of 1.0 and 1.5% differ slightly in impact strength, 1.0% dispersed reinforcement in volume is recommended, both under static and dynamic loads.
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