Thermomechanical behaviour of two textile-reinforced concretes (TRC) is identified.
The TRC’s ultimate stress decreases with temperature increase (from 100 °C).
The TRC’s post-cracked stiffness decreases with temperature increase (from 100 °C).
Continuous fibres in TRC increases its ultimate stress, post-cracked stiffness.
The density of cracks of TRC decreases with the importance of the thermal loading.