The Romans built stronger concrete than us—Scientists reveal their secret!
The ancient Romans weren’t just great at conquering lands—they were also engineering geniuses.  Their secret weapon? Pozzolanic concrete, a next-level material ...
From glass to concrete: powering up building materials innovation
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Cement sector targets net-zero CO2 by 2070; 3.1% CAGR to push production to 1546 million tonnes
The Indian cement industry aims to achieve net-zero CO2 emissions by 2070, with production projected to rise from 334 million ...
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Kitengela–Rongai Road in ruins as a decade of promises fade
On a normal day, balls of heavy dust spiral up, covering dozens of trucks meandering along the deplorable Kitengela-Ong’ata Rongai road, ferrying construction and cement-making raw materials.With the ...
Titan Cement International SA: Full Year Results 2024
Strong performance in the US and Europe led to record profitability BRUSSELS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Regulatory News: Titan Cement ...
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Some considerations for the diversification of Guyana’s economy
Work at IAST and the Faculty of Technology at the University of Guyana confirmed that RHA can be used as a supplementary cementitious material in concrete production. Its pozzolanic properties ...
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Researchers revealed the secret of ‘self-healing’ Roman concrete
Scientists in the past have discovered that ancient Romans used to add volcanic ash to their construction material. This fine ash, also known as pozzolanic, was an important ingredient and was ...