The development of research on concrete used natural fibers has been conducted by many previous researchers. Where the fiber added to the concrete mix significantly increases the tensile strength of the concrete. In this study, natural fiber namely bamboo fiber, was used as micro reinforcement to strengthen the tensle strength of concrete. This study was conducted to determine how much strength bamboo is as the reinforcement as compared to steel reinforcement applied to high-performance concrete beams. It had expected that bamboo could be used as an alternative reiforcement to replace steel reinforcement in reinforced concrete bems. The study used four of beam specimen with dimension 150 × 300 × 2200 mm. The strength of Concrete is 60 Mega Pascal. The steel of tensile using four steel bars D16, while the steel of shear using two D12, and bamboo reinforced used 10 x 21 mm. The results shows maximum Deformation in concrete beams (HSC-SR) is 18.470 mm with the maximum loading 254.97 Kilonewtons, with ductility value is 1.713. The beams (HSC-SRBF) obtained Deformation10.260 mm at maximum load 264.78 Kilonewtons, and ductility is 1.832 mm. While the bamboo reinforced concrete beams (HSC-BR) obtained the maximum load is 106.89 Kilonewtons with Deformation is 28.700 mm, and ductility is 1.322, compare to beams (HSC-BRBF) obtained Deformation 24.440 mm at maximum load 158.87 Kilonewtons, with ductility is 1.162. The results give value of capacity beams for (HSC-BR) is 1.104, (HSC-SRBF) is 1.422, (HSC-SR) is 1.331 and (HSC-BRBF) is 0.877. In the beams (HSC-BRBF) use bamboo reinforced give the maximum load 158.87 Kilonewtons compare to (HSC-SRBF) have maximum load 254.97 KN.
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