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Acrylic bone cement, PMMA, tensile strength, Young’s modulus.

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Stones dust, Impact strength, fracture toughness, Young`s modulus and thermal conductivity

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Epoxy, Date palm fiber, hand-layup technique, young's modulus, impact strength, tensile strength.

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Polyester, date palm fiber, compression, young's modulus, flexural strength, thermal conductivity

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PMMA, Compression strength, Young’s Modulus, Al2O3nanoparticles, pistachio shell particles, immersion, Nano composite material.

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zigzag and armchair, SWCNTs, Young’s modulus, Mechanical properties, Finite Element Analysis, FEA.

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Gercus Formation, Young’s Modulus, Pulse Velocity, Tensile Strength, Point Load Strength, Uniaxial Compressive Strength, Petrological Properties.

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Abstract: This paper described an experimental study ofsome mechanical properties of glass fibers reinforced mortar, GFRM and concrete, GFRC, namely tensile, compressive strength and young `s modulus. The investigation is designed to find out the effect of glass fiber content, 0, 600, 1000, and 1400gm/m3 on the mechanical properties of glass fiber reinforced concrete and mortarat 28 and 14 days respectively. The results indicate that the addition, 600, 1000, 1400 gm/m3 of glass fiber to concrete and mortar increased the splitting tensile strength by approximately, 1, 4.3, 12.5% and, 5.4, 7.7, 17%for concrete and mortar respectively.The results indicate also that compressive strength of concrete increasedby ratios, 3.6, 7.1, 9.3% and for the mortar increases by, 2 %for fibers content, 600 gm/m3 and, 0.8, 0.4%forfiberscontent, 1000, 1400gm/m3.Based on this study the young modulus ofGFRCincreasedby, 9.7, 56.6, 84% due to glass fibers content in concrete. Key words: glass fiber, concrete, mortar, compressive strength, tensile strength.

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