Characteristics of basalt fiber as a strengthening material for concrete structures

By J. Sim, Cheolwoo Park, D. Moon. 2005

1,206 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Building and Construction, Civil and Structural Engineering

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In Building and Construction

1. B. Benmokrane
2. Thong M. Pham
3. Hong Hao
4. Gang Wu
5. Ehab A. Ahmed
6. Deju Zhu
7. F. Elgabbas
8. Y. Ou

In Civil and Structural Engineering

1. Thong M. Pham
2. Hong Hao
3. B. Benmokrane
4. Gang Wu
5. I. Low
6. Ehab A. Ahmed
7. Wensu Chen
8. Faiz Shaikh

Citations in the corpus

• Fiber reinforced cement-based composite system for concrete confinement (2012, background): “Basalt fibers are produced from natural and readily available raw material, have mechanical properties that are similar to those of E-glass fibers, and superior thermal stability (in a range from 260 C to 900 C), making them attractive for use as reinforcement in externally bonded composite systems ”
• A green material from rock: basalt fiber – a review (2016, background): “Today, BF research, production and most marketing efforts are principally based in some of countries once part of the Soviet Union (Georgia, Ukraine, the same Russia) and in China (Ross, 2014; Sim et al., 2005).”