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This work presents a feasibility study of the use of Jute fibers (Corchurus capsularis) as reinforcement in the partial replacement of Portland cement in conventional concrete with fck of 25 MPa. For this, during the study stages, numerous laboratory tests were carried out with the purpose of characterizing the materials used in this research, both for the small aggregates and for the Portland cement and the proposed fibers. The objective after the characterization of the materials was to investigate the physical and mechanical behavior of the concrete specimens molded for the analysis of rupture at 7 and 28 days of curing and water absorption, divided into three different groups, a molding being the pilot with 0.0% addition of fibers denominated as reference and another two with different percentages extracted from the consumption of total cement used in concrete test specimens under analysis, being group 2 with 0.5% and group 3 with 1, 0% fiber.

Physical-mechanical performance of the concrete produced with fiber addition jute plant in the partial replacement of Portland cement in 0.5% and 1.0%