Abstract
Steel fibre reinforced concrete has developed over years for the use in structural applications. The material itself has undergone development into higher performing steel fibre types and thus into higher performing steel fibre concretes. Whilst in regards to standards the development went from recommendations into building codes the way of designing – linear elastic design methods or yield line theory – and the way of quality control seemed to remain unchanged from the past. This paper shall emphasize the recent development in a design tool that enables a non-linear design methodology and a new advanced way of real time quality control.
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