Microscopic Modeling Techniques for Steel Fiber Reinforced Concrete: Applications and Future Directions
Advances in Research · pp. 137–143 · Published 9 Nov 2024
10.9734/air/2024/v25i61186Abstract
This article reviews micro-modeling methods for steel fiber-reinforced concrete (SFRC), including finite element, discrete element, and computational fluid dynamics approaches, to analyze its mechanical and structural behavior. The models offer predictive insights on stress response, crack propagation, and durability in SFRC, particularly in high-stress structural applications. This study discusses the limitations of current modeling practices, such as high computational demand and parameter determination challenges, and suggests future improvements to enhance simulation accuracy and scalability. This review aims to support the advancement of SFRC in structural engineering applications.
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