Abstract:To improve the tensile and crack limiting performance of Textile Reinforced Concrete (TRC) under chloride salt corrosion and impressed current. In this paper, the mechanical properties of fine-grained concrete mixed with carbon fiber and graphite are studied by compressive and flexural tests, and the effects of textile layers and specimen thickness on the tensile properties of TRC are studied by uniaxial tensile tests. Research has shown that the addition of carbon fiber and graphite can effectively improve the tensile strength of fine-grained concrete; Increasing the number of textile layers can significantly enhance the uniaxial tensile performance of TRC and improve the crack propagation morphology of TRC, While increasing the thickness of specimen does not significantly improve the tensile properties of TRC, and has little effect on the crack propagation morphology; Finally, the microscopic analysis of carbon fiber bundles reveals that the surface of carbon fiber monofilaments applied current remains smooth and intact, whereas the carbon fiber bundle monofilaments applied current are subjected to fracture conditions.