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Does the addition of steel fibres influence the workability of concrete?

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Does the addition of steel fibres influence the workability of concrete?

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Yes. The addition of steel fibres reduces the slump thus increasing the stiffness of concrete. It can be assumed that with typical fibre dosage rates of 20 to 40 kg/m³, the consistency is modified by one class (slump reduction of 25 mm to 45 mm) To compensate for the reduced workability SFRC should always incorporate the use of high-range water reducing admixtures like super-plasticizers.

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