Trinity prints Ireland’s first cement-free geopolymer
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Trinity College Dublin researchers have 3D printed Ireland's first cement-free geopolymer, a construction material made largely from industrial waste that eliminates Portland cement. The new material significantly reduces carbon emissions compared to traditional concrete, according to preliminary estimates from the research team.
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Researchers at Trinity College Dublin‘s School of Engineering have 3D printed what they say is Ireland’s first cement-free geopolymer, a red-brown construction material made largely from industrial waste that contains no Portland cement and, by their preliminary estimate, carries around…
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