Geopolymer foam concrete has become increasingly popular mainly due to its property as an excellent thermal insulator, allowing buildings in cold regions to retain heat and therefore become more energy efficient.
By Sarah Moore
5 Mar 2020
Nondestructive metrology techniques are beneficial when it comes to analyzing building materials, particularly concrete and pavement. Metrology can also be invaluable when it comes to assessing potholes and the overall status of roadways.
By Brett Smith
10 Mar 2020
With termite season approaching this article looks at how you can help prevent your home becoming a meal for termites
In this article playground safety experts have compiled a list of helpful hints to help safely maximize children's experience on the playground and to help take advantage of the many benefits of play
Zinc is a material that has gone through substantial changes in the way that it is used as well as in the way that it is perceived, both by specialists and by the general public.
This article is an extract from a report by West Midlands Building Technology Cluster Research, published in May 2002, which details the results of a study commissioned by Advantage West Midlands to outline strategic options to facilitate the future development of the building technologies cluster in the West Midlands region.
Most composite applications can be divided into three categories, which are determined by performance requirements that are defined by reinforcement characterization.
Photovoltaic (PV) is one of the most promising renewable energy technologies that directly produce electricity from sun without any harm to the environment.
Steel is one of the most versatile materials used in construction. Light gauge strip steels, in particular, are used extensively in various construction industries.
Aluminium is increasingly used in the building industry because of its unique combination of properties.