Researchers develop new stronger concrete from scrap tires

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By Bonface LandiAug 23, 2022, 7:30 pm190 pts
Engineers at RMIT University in Australia developed a new type of concrete from waste tires. Researchers across the world have been working to replace the materials used to make concrete but most have been unsuccessful. Now, the engineers at RMIT confirmed that all the rocky materials used in making concrete…

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