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Article | REF: IN144 V1

Carbon-free concrete through the use of hydroxide and/or alkaline silicate - Cement- free concrete

Author: Philippe PICHAT

Publication date: June 10, 2012

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10 billion tonnes of concrete, a mixture of sand, gravel, pebbles and an adhesive, are used every year .

Compositions, manufacture and directions for use are described in detail in our databases, in particular in the article [C 2 210] Concrete formulation.

The majority of concrete used today is Portland cement, made from clinker obtained by firing a mixture...

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