Fibre Reinforced Concrete (FRC)
What you'll learn
- Know different types of fibers and their properties
- Learn mechanical characteristics of FRC
- Analyse raw data of flexural testing
- Design structural members made of FRC
- Understand durability and sustainability of structures incorporating fibres
Requirements
- Concrete Design
- Principles of Structural Analysis
Description
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For the first time in Udemy, you will learn about Fiber Reinforced Concrete (FRC)
Cracking of concrete is inevitable and at the same time civil and structural engineers are spending much time and efforts to control this phenomenon. One of the best solutions, nowadays, is the use of Fiber Reinforced Concrete (FRC).
In this course you are going to learn about Fibre / Fiber Reinforced Concrete (FRC) incorporating both metallic and non-metallic fibres. By the end of the course you are expected to:
Know different types of fibers and their properties
Conducting flexural analyse of FRC elements
Become a designer and being able to design structural members made of FRC
Understand durability and sustainability of structures incorporating fibres
Course teaching will be based on explaining the theoretical part and then illustrating numerical or practical examples. To enhance and secure a better understanding, some practical images from civil engineering field will be shown and students will get a copy of Excel analysis spreadsheets. In addition to the online quizzes, students will get some exercises to solve on their own time.
Join the course and gain the cognition and knowledge to become a structural designer and analyser of FRC elements.
Who this course is for:
- Beginners in Civil and Structural Engineering
- Intermediate in Civil and Structural Engineering
Course content
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Instructor
Zahran is working currently as a senior executive engineer for civil and networks. He has always the patient for teaching and sharing the knowledge. He completed his PhD in Civil and Structural Engineering from University of Sheffield, UK. During his career over the last 10 years, he worked in multi-disciplinary environments and shifted between academic teaching and civil engineering work fields. Thus, enabled him to gain a wider knowledge from different nations and enhance his skills in both theoretical and practical engineering.