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Highly Sustainable Concrete Structures, doing more with less

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The presentation will examine the recent improvements in rheology, compaction and pore structure which can lead to 30% less reinforcement, less cement, reduced concrete cover while delivering the asset owners maintenance-free, sustainable structures. Concrete mix designs and recent case studies will be discussed. Operational Quality Control at site as a critical element of construction will be shown as a means of achieving sustainability.

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