Waste plastic in concrete could help support sustainable construction in India
Published on 13 September 2018Research at the University of Bath has shown waste plastic to be a viable partial replacement for sand in structural concrete.
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Research at the University of Bath has shown waste plastic to be a viable partial replacement for sand in structural concrete.
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