Mercury intrusion porosimetry was used to measure the pore structure of steel fiber reinforced polymer-cement-based composite.The results indicate that the large pore volume decreases by 57.8%-51.2% and by 87.1%-88% with the addition of steel fibers and polymers respectively.When both steel fibers and polymers are simultaneously added,the large pore volume decreases by 88.3%-90.1%.As a surface active material,polymer has a favorable water-reduced and forming-film effect,which is contributed to the decrease of the thickness of water film and the improvement of the conglutination between the fibers and the matrix.Polymers could form a microstructure network.This network structure and the bone structure of cement hydration products penetrate each other and thus the interpenetrating network with sticky aggregate and steel fiber inside forms.