Improving concrete's fire resistance with tire fibers
In a new study, researchers have developed a method to improve concrete's performance when subjected to fire using recycled fibers from tires.
Let it snow…
Electrically conductive concrete could melt snow on roads without chemicals!
What about recycled concrete?
A group of scientists examines the possibility of using materials from demolitions for the construction of new buildings
New study shows that plastic waste can replace sand in concrete
According to researchers from Bath University, waste plastic can replace some of the sand used in concrete.
Astronauts investigate what happens to concrete when it's mixed in space
In an innovative attempt, astronauts examined what happens to concrete when it's produced in space.
New formula calculates power produced by the unlit side of solar panels
A new study reveals a formula that calculates the amount of energy that solar panels can produce using their "dark" side.
New pavement characteristics to improve truck's fuel consumption
According to a new study, certain modifications of road surfaces can lead to a significant reduction in fuel consumption of trucks.
Characteristics of Load Bearing Masonry Construction
Load bearing masonry construction is a building technique in which wall elements are used as the framework of a structure.
How to address deforestation in urban environments
According to a study, published in 2018, United States cities lose more than 36 million trees per year.
17% carbon emissions reduction during COVID-19 lockdown
According to a new study, global carbon emissions have been reduced by 17% during the lockdown followed by the COVID-19 outburst.
