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A Ready-Mix Producers Method of Designing Recycle Concrete Aggregate Mix to be Used on the Job Presented by: Frank Kozeliski, Koz. Consulting & Michele's Ready Mix, Rock & Recycle, Inc.
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Concrete with Recycled Materials (ACI Fall 2022, Dallas, TX) This presentation will cover how one will design a mix using recycle concrete base and convert it into a concrete mix to develop the strength and be able to pump the mix. This concrete turns grey and gets hard with a few cracks. A real-life use of Recycle Aggregate Concrete.
January 30 - February 5
Accelerating Sustainability with Cement and Cementitious Materials Presented by: Eric Koehler, Titan America
123 Forum: Do Building Codes and Standards Support Sustainable Development? (ACI Fall 2022, Dallas, TX) Cement is typically the largest individual contribution to the embodied global warming potential (CO2-equivalent) of a concrete mixture. The cement industry has developed roadmaps to reaching carbon neutral concrete by mid-century, both for the US and globally. This presentation will identify how cement and cementitious materials are expected to evolve in the roadmaps and discuss how effective updates to codes and standards can help to accelerate the achievement of carbon neutral concrete.
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