ASR is a damaging mechanism in concrete that causes it to crack and deteriorate. It happens when concrete is made using certain aggregates that are...
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Leaking concrete isn’t just a nuisance—it can lead to structural deterioration, increased maintenance costs, and safety risks. Addressing these issues...
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In high-wear environments such as industrial floors, transportation hubs, distribution centers, and manufacturing facilities, concrete durability is critical. Continuous exposure...
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The durability that concrete is renowned for is often compromised by abrasive and erosive forces. Physical and environmental stressors can...
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There are over 75,000 drinking water systems in the United States, including over 2 million miles of underground pipes and...
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Corrosion of reinforcing steel rebar in concrete is a pervasive issue, responsible for more concrete destruction than natural disasters or...
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Concrete’s ability to remain durable in harsh environments is critical to ensuring its longevity and usefulness over the lifetime of...
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Following our recent blog post Durability Testing 101: The Permeability Test, which highlighted how permeability affects concrete durability, we now...
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Following our recent blog post Durability Testing 101: The Permeability Test, and Durability Testing 102: The Absorption Test, we continue...
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