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of 1% DHE steel fibers in concrete results in a deflection-hardening behavior. The
SEM results indicate that the hydration products of OPC concrete mix are mainly
consist for portlandite, while prismatic ettringite crystals are the main products of
CSA cement-based concrete.
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