Eco-friendly concrete
Experts from the University of Sheffield, Sheffield and the Imperial College, London have in a European Union funded project found that rubber, steel and textile fibres in old tyres can be reused in the making of a more eco-friendly concrete that is not only tougher but also highly resistant to earthquakes.
Read more on the innovative use of old tyres in the making of better concrete here at earthquake resistant concrete.
Experts from the University of Sheffield, Sheffield and the Imperial College, London have in a European Union funded project found that rubber, steel and textile fibres in old tyres can be reused in the making of a more eco-friendly concrete that is not only tougher but also highly resistant to earthquakes.
Read more on the innovative use of old tyres in the making of better concrete here at earthquake resistant concrete.
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