Seawater and Sea Sand: A Wave of Change in Concrete Production for Sustainable Development
As we all look to be more conscientious with our choices to support our environment, the construction world is looking at ways to cut back on using raw resources. With millions of tons of concrete being produced every year, researchers are looking into the validity of utilizing sea water and sea sand rather than fresh water and other raw materials. This article breaks down the structural attributes of using sea water and sand within the production of concrete and also dives into the material properties of these alternatives, themselves.
Revolutionizing Concrete: How AI is making Construction more efficient.
This blog explores how AI is revolutionizing concrete production and highlights the innovative strides of Alchemco, a company at the forefront of this technological wave.
Concrete's Impact on Agriculture: Balancing Sustainability and Functionality
Concrete plays a crucial role in modern agriculture, serving as the foundation for various structures essential to farm operations. However, as with any construction material, concrete production and usage come with environmental considerations, particularly concerning carbon footprints and chemical leaching.
Exploring Subsurface Minerals: Calcium Silicate in Concrete and Alchemco's Innovative Solution
Calcium silicate plays a pivotal role in the structural integrity of concrete, and its interaction with innovative waterproofing solutions, such as those offered by Alchemco, presents an intriguing avenue for sustainable construction practices.