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Nano-scale research confirms cellulose products’ cement hydration capacity

July 1, 2015 Concrete News
22 Purdue 150

Nanocrystals extracted from cellulose microfibrils—structures that give plants and trees strength and resilience—can increase concrete tensile strength up to 30 percent by creating tiny water inlets in a matrix and promoting more efficient cement hydration.

 
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News Scopecellulose products, cement hydration capacity, Nano-scale research, Purdue University

Purdue researchers validate CO2-cured concrete performance

December 16, 2014 Concrete News

Addressing the American Concrete Institute Fall Convention in Washington, D.C., Purdue University engineers report that carbon dioxide-cured concrete performs comparably or better than traditional portland cement product for resistance to cold weather and exposure to extreme conditions.

 
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News ScopeAmerican Concrete Institute, CO2-cured concrete, Purdue University, traditional portland cement

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