Abstract
This paper investigated the study of Nylon Reinforced Cement sheets in civil engineering. Nylon has many exclusive properties that it makes suitable for combination with cement mortar. In this, nylon-reinforced cement sheet properties, nylon nets, specifications and construction procedures are studied. The purpose of this paper was to investigate the comparative study between sheets reinforced with nylon cement and regular asbestos sheeting. Because of its wide variety of unusual structures, nylon is excellent cement mortar additive. Nylon material has a high melting point, is chemically resistant, and is stable an alkaline area of mud. It also has a low price. In this process, nylon-reinforced cement sheets are cast, then under various tests, your results compared to those obtained using regular asbestos sheets. Nylon is a readily available non-reactive material that can be used in cement concrete as fiber amplification. This study shows a comparison of the effect of OPC and PCC as well as the use of nylon fiber on the improved durable condition, which was ultimately reflected in the lifetime of the structure. Have supplementary cementations materials, nylon-reinforced PCC exhibits better properties. In addition, electrical induction from the Rapid Chloride Penetration Test (RCPT) and chloride migration coefficient The Rapid Migration Test (RMT) is designed to obtain the optimum nylon fiber content.
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