This document discusses basalt fiber-reinforced concrete. It begins with an introduction stating that concrete has low tensile strength but fiber reinforcement can improve its properties. It then discusses the properties, production process, and mechanical effects of adding basalt fibers to concrete. Basalt fibers are strong, stiff, thermally resistant, chemically stable, and environmentally friendly. When added to concrete, basalt fibers increase its tensile strength, flexural strength, crack resistance, and durability. In conclusion, basalt fiber is presented as a promising alternative to other fiber reinforcements for concrete due to its good mechanical properties and resistance to corrosion and chemicals.