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Use hair and lime as a plaster
Paula Sunshine, a British builder, came up with a great method, which is to use human hair to replace cow fur to create a mixed mortar for plastering.
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Restoring Hue monument with traditional lime mortar technology
After more than 3 years of experimentation, the research team was led by architect Phung Phu, Director of Hue Monuments Conservation Center, who successfully restored Hu…
New technology
The Defense Ministry showed the Star Wars laser weapon that could cut through enemy aircraft
The British Defense Ministry has just released a Star Wars-type laser that cuts through enemy aircraft.
New technology
No need for mortar or screws, build the fastest house in the world with this type of brick
BrikaWood - The type of wood bricks invented by French startup _ CatharHome is a convenient solution for green construction trends.
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Tile adhesive will gradually replace cement mortar in construction
With the traditional method of using cement mortar with low cost, it is possible to use tiles and flooring at the same time so it is still popularly used.
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Robot builds a house in 2 days
Engineers at the city of Perth say they have successfully built a construction machine that can complete a brickwork of a home in just two days, thanks to a 20-fold high…
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The device removes and cleans the humidity chamber button of the bullet
It is important to remove and clean the humid chamber, mortar munitions on the maintenance and repair line of bullets, and to ensure that the quality and longevity of th…
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Electronic timer nib for mounting mortar
Scientists at the Institute of Weapons (General Department of Defense Industry) have initially fabricated successfully electronic timer nibs fitted to mortar shells. The…
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Build a brick house made of paper
Recently, scientists at the University of Jaen in Spain have developed the idea of turning waste paper into bricks used in construction.
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Raise the quality of concrete from the sea urchin backbone
European scientists say the discovery of the secret behind the sea urchin's robust backbone could help improve building materials such as concrete, according to UPI.
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Radiation protection cement
Researchers including Do Quang Minh, Tran Thi Thu Thuy, Department of Silicat Materials, Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology have studied the effect of barite on t…