Conventional vs. Sustainable Design
Written by: Alireza Biparva
Each and every day people around the world make important economic decisions in order to be able to continue their...
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What Is ASR and How Do I Avoid It?
Written by: Kevin Yuers
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...
Read MoreSustainable Concrete Building: The Triple Bottom Line
Written by: Kryton Marketing
The triple bottom line (TBL) is a framework with three parts: social, environmental, and financial. Also known as the three...
Read MoreWaterproofing Horizontal & Vertical Construction Joints – Triple Protection Method
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The Krystol Waterstop System is used to permanently waterproof concrete construction joints. It is installed in place of other less...
Read MoreBringing Leak Repair to a Higher Level
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Construction projects are being built at an ever-increasing rate. To keep up, contractors are demanding higher job site productivity levels...
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Innovations in Chemical Admixtures at ACI Spring Convention
Written by: Kari Yuers
As I enter my 20th year as an ACI member I’m looking forward to our Spring ACI Convention in Salt...
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Kryton’s Top Trade Show Questions Answered
Written by: Kryton Marketing
1. How does Krystol Internal Membrane™ (KIM®) work? KIM contains Krystol® technology. When added to concrete, it chemically reacts with...
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Concrete Durability Solutions
Written by: Kryton Marketing
The durability of concrete is considered to be how well concrete can withstand chemical attack and weathering without deteriorating. Concrete...
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Kryton strengthens longstanding collaboration with University of Victoria
Written by: Kryton Marketing
Kryton, the pioneer of Crystalline Waterproofing technology, is partnering with researchers and professors at the University of Victoria (UVic) working...
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