Decaying Bridges Need a Permanent Solution
Written by: Kryton Marketing
Concrete durability is an ever present concern: lack of reliable waterproofing, corrosion, compromised structural integrity – are all common themes...
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Net-Zero-Carbon Concrete: What It Is and How to Make It Possible
Written by: Kryton Marketing
Like many in the construction industry, you’d probably love it if net-zero-carbon concrete were available right now. After all, it’s touted as a way to...
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Duratop tests Krystol Mortar Admixture Application
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Kryton’s Krystol Mortar Admixture (KMA) transforms rendering mortars, usually applied to exterior building surfaces as finishes, into waterproof protection. Raymond...
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LAB TRIALS VS PLANT TRIALS
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THE LAB TRIAL • Test for compatibility and make adjustments THE PLANT TRIAL • Test in uncontrolled conditions, and...
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THE LAB TRIAL AND MIX DESIGN
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Concrete is made up of cement, water, aggregate, SCMs and admixtures. Before you can pour your concrete and build your...
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Hawaiian Report proves KIM is effective at preventing corrosion long term under real world conditions
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A long-term corrosion study was conducted by Joshua Ropert, MS and Ian N. Robertson. Ph.D., S.E., Professor from the University...
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Water Penetration Vulnerabilities – Future Flood probabilities around the World
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As we continue to hear about Global Warming, and the increase in water related damage to cities and areas around...
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Ground Water Contamination Halts Finnish Project
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Vantaa, the fourth most populated city in Finland, is home to Finland’s largest airport – the Helsinki-Vantaa Airport. Since 2008,...
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Architects can be sued for design flaws in San Francisco
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A San Francisco luxury condominium complex has its owners furious at design flaws caused by the architect’s design of the...
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