Durability of compression molded sisal fiber reinforced mortar laminates

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Cracking mechanisms in durable sisal fiber reinforced cement composites (2009, methodology): “To increase the durability of the composites, the cementitious matrix consisted on 50% Portland cement, 30% metakaolin (MK), and 20% calcined waste crushed clay brick (CWCCB) [12,13].”
Cellulosic fiber reinforced cement-based composites: A review of recent research (2015, methodology): “As far as we know, the only reported work with long fibers have been made by Toledo Filho and co-workers [40-46].”
Physical and mechanical properties of durable sisal fiber–cement composites (2010, methodology): “Following the recommendations of previous studies, in order to increase the durability of the composites, the Portland cement was replaced by 30% of metakaolin (MK) and 20% of calcined waste crushed clay brick (CWCCB) [11,12].”
Experimental investigation on chemically treated bamboo reinforced concrete beams and columns (2014, background): “The typical vegetable fibers materials which have been studied in the past includes, jute [1,2], coconut coir [3,4], sisal [5], babadua [6], date palm [7], raffia palms [8], bamboo [9,10], and bamboo fibers [11] etc.”
Effect of fiber shape and morphology on interfacial bond and cracking behaviors of sisal fiber cement based composites (2011, methodology): “The matrix used in the present work was based on past research [4,18].”