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Concrete by nature is a rigid substance that can be brittle, hence can tend to crack or break under high pressure conditions or incidences. Reinforced concrete has either steel bars called rebar, steel plates, or steel fibers mixed in with it to strengthen it and give it a much higher tensile strength.
