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Fire effects on concrete materials

This cluster of papers focuses on the behavior of concrete and steel structures at high temperatures, particularly in the context of fire resistance, spalling prevention, and mechanical properties. It explores the effects of elevated temperatures on concrete, including its microstructure and thermal properties, as well as the use of fiber reinforcement to enhance performance.

36.7K works worldwide308.3K citations
High-TemperatureConcreteSteel StructuresFire ResistanceSpalling PreventionMechanical PropertiesElevated TemperaturesFiber ReinforcementMicrostructureThermal Properties

Journals publishing in this area

1Construction and Building Materials cover
Construction and Building Materials
ISSN 0950-06181,711 articles in this topic
341h-index
2Engineering Structures cover
Engineering Structures
ISSN 0141-02961,587 articles in this topic
219h-index
3Cement and Concrete Research cover
Cement and Concrete Research
ISSN 0008-8846338 articles in this topic
360h-index
4International Journal of Civil Engineering and Architecture Engineering cover
1h-index