This invention relates to a carbon
fiber reinforced ultra-
high performance concrete (UHPC) and its preparation and application. This concrete constructs a multi-level coupled conductive path, "
trunk-secondary," by synergistically introducing
magnetite and carbon
fiber into a UHPC matrix. The carbon
fiber provides a
highly sensitive piezoresistive response framework, while the
magnetite particles, through their
semiconductor interface properties, are dispersed within the
fiber network, effectively bridging local breakpoints and suppressing resistance abrupt changes caused by uneven fiber dispersion or microcrack propagation. This significantly improves the overall stability and
repeatability of the conductive network and enhances the mechanical properties of the concrete. By adjusting the carbon fiber content, the resistivity, flowability, and mechanical properties of the concrete can be flexibly controlled, allowing the material to adapt to the needs of different
engineering scenarios. It is particularly suitable for fields with stringent requirements for antistatic properties,
conductivity, and structural strength, such as electronic factories, electromagnetically sensitive areas, explosion-proof locations, and intelligent structures, demonstrating high
engineering practical value.