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Significance of Microstructure of the Glass Fiber-Cement Paste Interfacial Zone in Long-Term Durability of GFRC Composites
The long-term durability of glass fiber reinforced (GRF) mortars and concretes manufactured by the pre-mixing method was investigated. Microhardness measurements and the quantitative back scattered electron image (BSE) analysis were made in the regions around glass fiber strands embedded in the cement paste. Changes of flexural strength and toughness in the GFR mortars with age were discussed being related to the features of microstructure in the interfacial regions. The toughness of the GFR mortars decreased with age n response to the increase in microhardness at the immediate vicinity of strands and around 70-100 micrometers from the interface. The solidification in the regions around 70-100 micrometes from interface as well as the formation of the hydration products in the spaces among the glass filaments appear to relate to reduction in toughness in GFRC composites.