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Giatec Receives $17.5 Million to Further AI Concrete Mix Innovation
The Canadian Government's Strategic Innovation Fund awarded Giatec $17.5 million to further develop an "AI-enabled digital platform for the concrete industry."
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7 Strategies to Lower the CO2 Footprint of Concrete
October 7, 2024
The solution provides insulation and protection to below-grade foundation applications, while meeting energy code requirements.
Sika Offers Rmax Below Grade Polyiso Insulation
October 6, 2024
MasterEase 5000 Admixture meets the ASTM C494/C494M standards for Type A water-reducing admixtures.
Master Builders Solutions Launches MasterEase 5000 Admixture
October 5, 2024
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Graphene in Concrete? 7 Questions on a New Concrete Admixture
September 23, 2024
CoolCrete is a functional Supplementary Cementitious Material that reduces the overall carbon footprint of concrete by up to 40% through replacing a portion of conventional cement that is emissions-intensive.
Carbon Limit Introduces CoolCrete Concrete Additive
September 25, 2024
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Officials from Caterpillar and Trimble announced on Oct. 2 their intention to continue a collaboration aimed at improving grade control technologies and interoperability, as well as availability of those technologies to end users and OEMs.
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Cat, Trimble Extend Grade Control Collab Agreement
Concrete Materials
Master Builders Solutions Launches MasterEase 5000 Admixture
Master Builders Solutions Admixtures US, LLC
MasterEase 5000 Admixture meets the ASTM C494/C494M standards for Type A water-reducing admixtures.
MasterEase 5000 Admixture meets the ASTM C494/C494M standards for Type A water-reducing admixtures.
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Victory Bear Unveils Flexible Concrete Form, Innovative Attachment Solution
Victory Bear
Lightweight, reusable, and bendable to a 3-ft. radius, Victory Bear Flexy Form lets you make quick adjustments with its patent-pending clip system.
Victory Bear Unveils Flexible Concrete Form, Innovative Attachment Solution
Concrete Materials
Graphene in Concrete? 7 Questions on a New Concrete Admixture
Gerdau Graphene
Concrete Contractor connected with Gerdau Graphene regarding their recent introduction of a graphene-based concrete admixture.
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Concrete Materials
Carbon Limit Introduces CoolCrete Concrete Additive
Carbon Limit
CoolCrete is a functional Supplementary Cementitious Material that reduces the overall carbon footprint of concrete by up to 40% through replacing a portion of conventional cement that is emissions-intensive.
CoolCrete is a functional Supplementary Cementitious Material that reduces the overall carbon footprint of concrete by up to 40% through replacing a portion of conventional cement that is emissions-intensive.
Concrete Plants
Why Slag Cement is a Sustainable Option for Concrete Companies
Heidelberg Materials North America
When production stopped at Heidelberg Materials' Speed, Ind. location, the company was able to alter the facility to produce slag cement from domestically sourced slag granules.
Heidelberg Materials anticipates slag cement’s acceptance and popularity to continue to grow.
Concrete Materials
SCM Producer Eco Material Releases 2023 Enviornmental Impact Report
Eco Material Technologies
According to its 2023 Sustainability Report, the company reports to have avoided 5.9 million metric tonnes of CO2 and 10.2 million tons of fly ash, bottom ash, and harvested landfilled ash in 2023.
Excavated raw fly ash.
Repair & Rehabilitation Products
5 Concrete Technologies to Reduce Carbon Footprint
The Euclid Chemical Company
Advanced cementitious materials, carbon capture, self-healing concrete, nanotechnology and 3D printing can expand concrete’s longevity and improve its environmental impact.
Inadequate curing, improper mix design and insufficient compaction can introduce structural defects.
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