Porous Concrete Sidewalk Material
Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: Miami, Florida, United States
Source: The Daily Galaxy
A middle school student developed a new concrete mixture that absorbs rainwater to prevent street flooding. The project involved creating a stronger and more reliable porous concrete using recycled materials such as diatomaceous earth, oyster shells, seashells, charcoal, and gravel to improve drainage and durability.
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Description | A middle school student developed a new concrete mixture that absorbs rainwater to prevent street flooding. The project involved creating a stronger and more reliable porous concrete using recycled materials such as diatomaceous earth, oyster shells, seashells, charcoal, and gravel to improve drainage and durability. |
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