According to various theories of fiber reinforcement mechanism, such as fiber spacing theory, composite material theory and micro-fracture theory, as well as the analysis of a large number of experimental data, it can be ascertained that the reinforcing effect of fibers mainly depends on the matrix strength (fm), the ratio of length to diameter of fibers (i/d), and the volume ratio of fibers (the proportion of syoule.89ix.comhuatiw.89ix.comzuhehuati.89ix.comguandao.89ix.comhuanwanggui.89ix.compeidiangui.8
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