Basalt fiber bars in concrete Max tensile of basalt fibers is 1500 Mpa and resin is 6 Mpa rate of fibers in logway of the bar is 70% so how much is max tensile strength? A) 6 Mpa В) 1500 Мра С) 1050 Мра d) 1051,8 Mpa

Basalt fiber bars in concrete Max tensile of basalt fibers is 1500 Mpa and resin is 6 Mpa rate of fibers in logway of the bar is 70% so how much is max tensile strength? A) 6 Mpa В) 1500 Мра С) 1050 Мра d) 1051,8 Mpa

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Basalt fiber bars in concrete
Max tensile of basalt fibers is 1500 Mpa and resin is 6 Mpa
rate of fibers in logway of the bar is 70% so how much is max tensile strength?
А) 6 Мра
В) 1500 Мра
С) 1050 Мра
d) 1051,8 Мра

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