Engineered Cementitious Composite (abbreviated as ECC) is a new type of fiber-reinforced cementitious composite developed based on micro-mechanism design theory. This product is compounded with well-graded cement, quartz sand, admixtures and high-performance polymer fibers (PVA fibers) with special surface treatment. Compared with traditional mortar or concrete, ECC mortar exhibits remarkable strain-hardening performance and multiple micro-cracking behavior under tensile and flexural loads. Its ultimate tensile strain can exceed 3%, far higher than ordinary concrete, and it boasts ductility similar to metal, hence it is known as "bendable cement".
| Raw Material | Dosage |
|---|---|
| Grade 525 Cement | - |
| Silica Fume | - |
| Ground Calcium Carbonate | - |
| Fine Sand | - |
| 1021 Superplasticizer | - |
| Cellulose Ether (Viscosity 400) | - |
| 1002 Stabilizer | - |
| Plasticizing Expansive Agent | - |
| Wacker Flexible Redispersible Polymer Powder | - |
| ECC Fiber | - |
| Water | - |