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1. CMC looks past coiled product pitfalls, extends spooled rebar capacity: (News Scope); Irving, Texas-based Commercial Metals Co. is ramping up production of hot-rolled spooled product in #3 to #6 sizes at Durant, Okla., and Mesa, Ariz., micro mills—anticipating spring 2018 and 2019 availability. ...; Created on 19 January 2018
2. CMC extends spooled rebar capacity, eyeing Southwest fabricators: (Concrete Currents); ... in #3 to #6 sizes at Durant, Okla., and Mesa, Ariz., micro mills—anticipating spring 2018 and 2019 availability. “Spooled rebar has many advantages that give fabricators a competitive advantage. Traditional ...; Created on 04 December 2017
3. Nucor budgets $250M for heartland rebar mill: (Concrete Currents); Sources: Nucor Corp., Charlotte, N.C.; CP staff Following a Missouri Development Finance Board nod, Nucor has confirmed plans for a micro rebar steel mill in Sedalia, Mo. Located about 90 miles east ...; Created on 28 November 2017
4. Researchers eye reverse calcination for reduced-carbon cement production: (News Scope); ... to marine life mineral binding, where limestone is formed through microbe activity, in turn cementing sand grains together for shells or exoskeletons. Scientists previously examined such limestone formation, ...; Created on 03 December 2015
5. Industry gains profile with a little help from Bill Gates and Big Steel: (Editorial); ... for the long haul. In a "Have You Hugged a Concrete Pillar Today?" blog post, Microsoft founder Bill Gates took stock of Making the Modern World: Materials and Dematerialization, the latest work fro ...; Created on 25 July 2014
6. Google, FHWA officials anchor Concrete Sustainability Conference program: (Concrete Currents); ... research assistant, Department of Civil Engineering, University of Texas at El Paso, Use of Mutated Micro-Organism to Produce Sustainable Mortar. Sustainability Initiatives: Chris Erickson, CEO, Climat ...; Created on 08 February 2013
7. Technology shears cost of grinding fly ash to match silica fume performance: (Concrete Currents); ... of portland cement, to 3- or 1-micron median particle sizes. With $30–75/ton processing plus $20–100/ton raw feed (fly ash, Type I/II portland cement) costs, the technology can yield premium binding agents ...; Created on 25 January 2011
8. Environmental Firm Harvests Silicate-Rich Rice Hull Ash As Commercial Admixture: (Concrete Currents); ... g the ash to less than 10 microns. With the ground rice hull ash, portland cement replacement rates as high as 10 to 15 percent could be used in concrete, resulting in improved early and long-term streng ...; Created on 16 July 2009
9. Environmental Firm Harvests Silicate-Rich Rice Hull Ash As Commercial Admixture: (Admixtures); ... g the ash to less than 10 microns. With the ground rice hull ash, portland cement replacement rates as high as 10 to 15 percent could be used in concrete, resulting in improved early and long-term streng ...; Created on 16 July 2009
10. Environmental Firm Harvests Silicate-Rich Rice Hull Ash As Commercial Admixture: (Briefs); ... g the ash to less than 10 microns. With the ground rice hull ash, portland cement replacement rates as high as 10 to 15 percent could be used in concrete, resulting in improved early and long-term streng ...; Created on 16 July 2009
11. Environmental Firm Harvests Silicate-Rich Rice Hull Ash As Commercial Admixture: (Briefs); ... g the ash to less than 10 microns. With the ground rice hull ash, portland cement replacement rates as high as 10 to 15 percent could be used in concrete, resulting in improved early and long-term streng ...; Created on 16 July 2009
12. Environmental Firm Harvests Silicate-Rich Rice Hull Ash As Commercial Admixture: (Briefs); ... g the ash to less than 10 microns. With the ground rice hull ash, portland cement replacement rates as high as 10 to 15 percent could be used in concrete, resulting in improved early and long-term streng ...; Created on 16 July 2009
13. Environmental Firm Harvests Silicate-Rich Rice Hull Ash As Commercial Admixture: (Block/Paver/Brick); ... g the ash to less than 10 microns. With the ground rice hull ash, portland cement replacement rates as high as 10 to 15 percent could be used in concrete, resulting in improved early and long-term streng ...; Created on 16 July 2009
14. Environmental Firm Harvests Silicate-Rich Rice Hull Ash As Commercial Admixture: (Precast); ... g the ash to less than 10 microns. With the ground rice hull ash, portland cement replacement rates as high as 10 to 15 percent could be used in concrete, resulting in improved early and long-term streng ...; Created on 16 July 2009
15. Environmental Firm Harvests Silicate-Rich Rice Hull Ash As Commercial Admixture: (Briefs); ... g the ash to less than 10 microns. With the ground rice hull ash, portland cement replacement rates as high as 10 to 15 percent could be used in concrete, resulting in improved early and long-term streng ...; Created on 16 July 2009
16. Permeable Pavers: Major League Material: (Concrete Currents); ... incorporates a patented geotextile fabric that employs microbial action to remove 99 percent of oil and hydrocarbons as well as up to 87 percent of heavy metals from storm water prior to returning it to ...; Created on 01 June 2009
17. Permeable Pavers: Major League Material: (Block/Paver/Brick); ... incorporates a patented geotextile fabric that employs microbial action to remove 99 percent of oil and hydrocarbons as well as up to 87 percent of heavy metals from storm water prior to returning it to ...; Created on 01 June 2009
18. Permeable Pavers: Major League Material: (Archive); ... incorporates a patented geotextile fabric that employs microbial action to remove 99 percent of oil and hydrocarbons as well as up to 87 percent of heavy metals from storm water prior to returning it to ...; Created on 01 June 2009

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