Prototype prefab enhanced by graphene

A prototype flatpack bungalow made from recycled materials is undergoing testing at a research facility in Lancashire.

Banagher demonstrates graphene’s carbon-reduction potential

Banagher Precast Concrete has demonstrated that 20% of ordinary Portland cement (OPC) can be removed from its typical precast concrete mix by using a graphene admixture.

Graphene-enhanced concrete innovation boosted by Arup equity deal

Nationwide Engineering Research and Development (Nerd) has announced strategic partnerships with Black Swan Graphene and Arup for the development of Concretene, a graphene-enhanced admixture for concrete. The post Graphene-enhanced concrete innovation boosted by Arup equity deal appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Paving the way to better asphalt

The latest high-tech asphalt mixes can boost performance, save time and cut carbon emissions. David Taylor reports

Ringway Jacobs trials graphene additive on Essex roads

Trial with Eurovia to test new material in real-life highways situation

The Efficient Engineer - Understanding Material Strength, Ductility and Toughness 23052019

This animated video from 'The Efficient Engineer' looks at Strength, Ductility and Toughnes; three very important, closely related material properties

Just have a Think - New 2022 graphene battery launch : 8 minute charge time. 350 mile range, 26062022

Graphene nanotechnology is set to be one of the most exciting and ground breaking technologies of the 21st century. Nanotechnology has already revolutionised medicine, construction and industry. And now graphene is about to become a reality in electric vehicle batteries, increasing energy density by 40% or more, and reducing charge times to just a few minutes. Is this the push we've been waiting for to move EVs into the mainstream?

Undecided - How Graphene Could Solve Our Concrete Problem, 19072022

Is Graphene the Future of Eco Friendly Concrete? Graphene is considered one of the most important breakthroughs in material science since its discovery. This “wonder material” was widely overhyped, and still hasn’t lived up to its potential. We can now see more concrete and realistic applications hitting the market. What if we could cut down carbon (CO2) emissions from cement production by 20% and make cheaper and more powerful EV batteries using graphene battery technology?

Explaining the Future - Nanotechnology 2.0

Nanotechnology may one day allow the molecular fabrication of many products from basic raw materials. This video by futurist Christopher Barnatt explains current "top down" nanotechnologies, as well as potential future "bottom-up" innovations in molecular self-assembly.

Just Have a Think - Graphene and Climate Change. Really? 10022019

Graphene. The miracle material. Much has been expected but not much delivered. Now, though, Graphene is showing some clear advantages and benefits to climate mitigation technology. This week take a look at some the initiatives

Is this the route to a greener concrete?