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Fig 1.

Physical diagram of three different types of steel fibers.

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Fig 2.

Geometry of three different types of steel fibers.

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Fig 3.

Compressive loading device.

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Split-pull loading device.

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Table 1.

Mix ratio of secondary steel fiber reinforced concrete.

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Table 2.

Fiber parameters and dosage.

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Table 3.

Mix ratio of secondary steel fiber reinforced concrete.

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Fig 5.

Steel fiber reinforced concrete mix.

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Table 4.

Analysis of compressive and splitting tensile strength test results of specimens.

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Fig 6.

Relationship between compressive strength and fiber varieties of concrete cube.

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Fig 7.

Relationship between compressive strength and fiber length of concrete cube.

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Fig 8.

Relationship between compressive strength and fiber content of concrete cube.

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Table 5.

Compressive strength test results of specimens.

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Fig 9.

Relationship between splitting tensile strength and fiber varieties of concrete cube.

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Fig 10.

Relationship between splitting tensile strength and fiber length of concrete cube.

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Fig 11.

Relationship between splitting tensile strength and fiber content of concrete cube.

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Fig 12.

Statistical analysis of the splitting tensile strength of steel fiber reinforced concrete.

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Fig 13.

Compressive strength values of concrete with different fibre varieties.

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Fig 14.

Compressive strength values of concrete with different fibre lengths.

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Fig 15.

Compressive strength values of concrete with different fibre content.

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Table 6.

Test results of splitting tensile strength of specimens.

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Fig 16.

Splitting tensile strength values of concrete with different fibre varieties.

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Fig 17.

Splitting tensile strength values of concrete with different fibre lengths.

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Fig 18.

Splitting tensile strength values of concrete with different fibre content.

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Fig 19.

RBF neural network.

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Fig 20.

Analysis of compressive strength prediction effect of RBF model.

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Fig 21.

Analysis of splitting tensile strength prediction effect of RBF model.

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Table 7.

Results of training and learning of prediction model for compressive strength of secondary steel fiber reinforced concrete.

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Table 8.

Results of training for prediction model of splitting tensile strength of secondary steel fiber reinforced concrete.

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Fig 22.

Comparison chart of algorithm efficiency.

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