Bendable Concrete
- Scientists are developing CO2-infused concrete that locks up the greenhouse gas and can be stronger and bendable.
- Consisting of special type of materials that make it flexible, bendable concrete can take the bending stresses.
- It is filled with small fibers, generally polymer-derived, organized into a microstructure that helps give the material increased ductility in comparison to traditional concrete, which is prone to cracking and failure under strain and long-term use.
- Bendable concrete can be used for general buildings, water and energy infrastructure, as well as transportation ....
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