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cloudballoonsays...Isn't the title misleading/wrong? It should be longer-lasting, not stronger, than today's concrete
oritteroposays...They actually mention that it could be used as-is where we would need to use steel reinforced concrete.
Where it really wins out is marine applications, which get stronger from reacting with seawater rather than weakening over time.
Isn't the title misleading/wrong? It should be longer-lasting, not stronger, than today's concrete
antsays...*music *engineering *history
And today's concrete is cheaper?
siftbotsays...Adding video to channels (Engineering, History, Music) - requested by ant.
Paybacksays...Imagine waiting 6 months for a single highrise floor pour to set.
That's why modern concrete isn't as strong. It has to set a Hell of a lot quicker to be cost effective.
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