The quest by LSU construction management researchers to develop an engineered cementitious composite, or bendable concrete, continues. Last year, researchers constructed three 60-foot-long overlay sections on top of a section of deteriorated asphalt at the Louisiana Transportation Research Center, but they have recently discovered that swapping the sand used with ash from sugarcane bagasse makes
LSU’s bendable concrete project hits breakthrough with sugarcane byproduct
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