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- This study introduces a construction method using carbon fiber and cement-based composites to enhance building durability.
- Experimental analysis shows that carbon fiber reinforced cement (CFRC) samples with 0.6% fiber content have the highest elastic modulus, indicating better strength.
- Increasing carbon fiber content within a specific range improves the mechanical properties, suggesting that these composites can significantly boost the quality and lifespan of buildings.
Article Abstract
In order to improve the durability of building construction, this study proposes a construction method based on carbon fiber and cement-based composites. Analyze the mechanical properties of carbon fiber cement-based composites, combined with experiments to further analyze its advantages in building construction, to achieve the purpose of building durability construction. The experimental results show that the elastic modulus of CFRC samples with a 0.6% carbon fiber volume percentage is the largest. When the content of carbon fiber increases within a certain range, the elastic modulus of CFRC samples will also increase. . The application of carbon fiber cement-based composites in building construction can effectively improve the durability of buildings and further improve the quality of buildings.
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