Abstract:In this study, the enhancement effect of glass fiber mesh cloth reinforcement on the flexural strength and frost resistance of aeolian sand mortar blocking board was evaluated. Flexural and freeze-thaw cyclic tests were conducted considering different parameters, i.e., varying specifications of glass fiber mesh cloth, reinforcement layers, and freeze-thaw cycles. The results show that the cracking moment of the developed aeolian sand mortar sand blocking plate increases with the size and number of layers of the glass fiber mesh. The resulting flexural failure of the blocking plate is primarily brittle failure, brittle failure + single crack flexible failure, and multi-crack ductile failure. The damage to the apparent morphology of the developed specimens gradually aggravated with the increasing number of freeze-thaw cycles. After 25 freeze-thaw cycles, the mass loss and strength loss rates of the plate specimens were found to be 5 % and <25 %, respectively, which meets the actual engineering requirements of winter cold and summer heat.