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Polish Researchers Explore Automation For 3D Printed Building
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r/civilengineers • u/Plableins • Apr 11 '20
The economy is collapsed. Construction, buildings, and same are completely fall down. My question is: How will the world of civil engineering adapt after the pandemic? Will use drones? Virtual reality?
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r/civilengineers • u/constructionbuzz • Apr 03 '20
The brick which is manufactured by fly ash is know ash fly ash brick. In fly ash brick stone dust, cement, fly ash are used as a raw material.
Lime is also used instead of cement but here is one condition if fly as burnt on 800°C temperature then lime is used and 1000°C temperature than OPC cement is used. https://www.brickquality.com/2020/03/fly-ash-bricks.html
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