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In the future, can we use this brick to build a base on the red planet?
Spain is the world's leading producer of olive oil and also generates a large amount of waste from this industry.
The strong development of science and technology in recent years and in the future requires increasing demand for electronic board production.
Probably no one thought cardboard paper was the right material for construction. However, when looking through the house below, you have to think again.
The idea of taking advantage of rubble, macadam, debris, ... from the rubble in natural disasters to turn them into concrete helps increase construction industry produ…
Although not trained formally, a farmer in Ha Nam successfully researched a super-light brick that could float on the water and not harm the environment. Mr. Tran Van Lu…
Dr. Vu Duy Thoai, of VJO Investment Joint Stock Company, Dong Hy district, Thai Nguyen province, has researched and successfully applied unburnt bricks production techno…
Before the situation of construction sand becoming exhausted, lying deep in the river and many impurities, sand washing solution has contributed to increasing the life o…
Developing materials in the right direction will solve both the most important issues in responding to climate change (CC). That is to minimize harms and adapt to climat…
Using coconut shells to make light concrete for building materials is the solution of Nguyen Tan Khoa (studying MSc in construction major at Sejong University, Korea).
Using rice husk as electricity generation material not only does not cause pollution, but the amount of ash obtained after burning is not small.
A South African coal mining company is cleaning up the industrial waste they have thrown out into the environment, turning them into materials to build cheap and environ…
Using the materials available in nature will reduce the processing and processing stages, more economical and not polluting the environment.
The research team of the Institute of Materials Science has come up with the idea of turning red mud into useful materials for society.
The machine of creating super light, environmentally friendly construction materials of farmers Tran Van Luong is a remarkable product.