The State of Water Containment Tanks in the United States
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There are over 75,000 drinking water systems in the United States, including over 2 million miles of underground pipes and...
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Net-Zero-Carbon Concrete: What It Is and How to Make It Possible
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Like many in the construction industry, you’d probably love it if net-zero-carbon concrete were available right now. After all, it’s touted as a way to...
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U.S. Commits $20 Billion to Industry Decarbonization: The Role of Sustainable Concrete Solutions
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As part of the U.S. government’s Investing, the U.S. Department of Energy is investing $20bn to clean up U.S. industries....
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Preventing Corrosion in Reinforced Concrete
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Corrosion of reinforcing steel rebar in concrete is a pervasive issue, responsible for more concrete destruction than natural disasters or...
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3 Ways to Protect Concrete Surfaces from Wear and Tear
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Concrete’s ability to remain durable in harsh environments is critical to ensuring its longevity and usefulness over the lifetime of...
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Durability Testing 102: The Absorption Test
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Following our recent blog post Durability Testing 101: The Permeability Test, which highlighted how permeability affects concrete durability, we now...
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Durability Testing 103: The Rapid Chloride Permeability Test
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Following our recent blog post Durability Testing 101: The Permeability Test, and Durability Testing 102: The Absorption Test, we continue...
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Microcracks: The Invisible Threat to Concrete Durability
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In the world of construction, a persistent challenge lies in creating structures that stand the test of time. Water damage...
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The 5 Most Common Wastewater Treatment Plant Concrete Failures
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Concrete is the backbone of wastewater infrastructure, from sewer systems to treatment facilities. Despite its strength, concrete is an alkaline,...
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